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WorksheetsReflective Practice
Total questions: 21
Worksheet time: 13mins
How many reflective practice modules do you take each year?
One
Two
Three
None
How many credits are awarded to the Reflective Practice module in Year 1?
15
20
30
45
How many ILOs are there (approximately)?
20
15
32
40
At the end of academic years 1 and 2 you are asked to submit which of the following to be assessed for the Reflective Practice module? (Tick all that apply)
A report
Extracts from your journal
An Employer Evaluation form
A presentation of your report
What is reflective practice? (Tick all that apply)
It represents work you do for your employer
It requires you to analyse your practice/skills and responses through reflection
It asks you to critically evaluate work scenarios
It asks you to consider what went well, what did not and how things could be improved
KSBs are are knowledge, skills and behaviours that are outlined in the DTS Degree Apprenticeship standard. Are these synonymous with the ILOs referred to on the programme?
Yes
No
Which of the following categories are the ILOs organised in to? (Tick all that apply)
Core Skills
Core Experiences
Core Behavioural Skills
Core Technical Knowledge
Specialism Outcomes
Your e-portfolio is where you keep your ILO evidence. What mechanism are you required to use for this?
A journal
A notebook
OneFile
Myshowcase.me
How many credits are awarded to the Synoptic Project in Year 4?
30
45
60
Which of the following apply to selecting and evidencing ILOs? (Tick all that apply)
You target 10-12 ILOs at the beginning of each academic year
You work with your employer to select the ILOs that you feel are achievable through work practices during the year.
You are given an ILO log that you maintain throughout the programme
If you are unable to evidence a planned ILO you can change to an ILO that is more achievable
If you feel you are unlikely to achieve a specific ILO at work you can use evidence from the modules you are taking on the programme
You are required to keep a regular journal of your work-based practice in order to help you write your reflective practice report in term 2. True of false?
False
True
Is your journal formative and therefore not marked?
Yes
No
It is not marked by the university but the Employer Evaluation form, which is marked, asks your employer to confirm that you are keeping a journal
Which of the following are examples of types evidence you can use for your selected ILOs? (Tick all that apply)
Emails from work colleagues
Reports
Software artefacts
Organisational structure
Data security plan
Your Reflective Practice report includes which of the following? (Tick all that apply)
Progress against your ILOs
An introduction to your company and your role within it
An overview of the modules you have taken during the year
A reflection of selected aspects of work that you have done over the past year
Which of the following apply to the Synoptic Project carried out in Year 4? (Tick all that apply)
It is a work based 6 months project
It focuses on your specialism and must cover the specialism ILOs
It must add business value
It is not carried out on your study day but is conducted alongside your normal work duties
You are required to start planning for this in year 3
At the end of your Synoptic Project you will be asked to undertake an End Point Assessment (EPA) where you will demonstrate your occupational competency against the DTS standard KSBs/ILOs - true or false?
True
False
The Synoptic Project can be described as which of the following? (Tick all that apply)
Leads to the award of the certificate of Apprenticeship
Acts as the final dissertation towards the award of the degree
Leads to the End Point Assessment (EPA) which then leads to the Certificate of Apprenticeship
Must be passed
What is the word count for the Synoptic Project report?
3,000
2,000
5,000
10,000
What format should your journal take?
A Word document
A Notebook
Whatever works for you as long as it is presentable to your employer
When reflecting on work experiences you should (tick all that apply)
Avoid highlighting anything anything that did not go well as it may harm your results
Consider how you would approach a particular task
Try to find someone to blame if something went wrong
Consider how to approach a similar situation differently in future
For Reflective Practice it is better to leave writing notes about your experiences until term 2?
True
False
