BSBCRT511 Assessment 2 Learner S1437
BSBCRT511 Assessment 2 Learner S1437
Learner Instructions 2
Skills Test
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Pre-Assessment Checklist
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this assessment.
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tasks to be completed.
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as have the consequences and possible outcomes of this assessment.
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Assessment type:
This is the second (2) assessment task you must successfully complete to be
deemed competent in this unit of competency.
This assessment task requires you to complete a skills test.
You are required to develop critical thinking skills in others in this assessment
task.
You will receive your feedback within 7 days of submission, and you will be
notified by your Trainer/Assessor when your results are available.
You must attempt all activities of the skills test for your trainer/assessor to
assess your competency in this assessment task.
Applicable conditions:
This skills test is untimed and is conducted as an open book assessment (this
means you are able to refer to your textbook).
You must read and respond to all the criteria of the skills test.
You may handwrite/use computers to answer the criteria of the skills test.
You must complete the task independently.
No marks or grades are allocated for this assessment task. The outcome of the
task is Satisfactory or Not Yet Satisfactory.
As you complete this assessment task, you are predominately demonstrating
your practical skills, techniques and knowledge to your trainer/assessor.
The trainer/assessor may ask you relevant questions on this assessment task to
ensure that this is your own work.
Resubmissions and reattempts:
If you are unable to achieve a satisfactory result for this task on your first
attempt, two more resubmissions are permitted before you are deemed not yet
satisfactory in this task.
You must speak to your trainer/assessor if you have any difficulty in completing
this task and require reasonable adjustments.
For more information, please refer to YES College’s Student Handbook.
Purpose of the assessment:
The purpose of this assessment task is to assess your ability to develop critical thinking
skills in others in a range of contexts and industry settings.
Skill to develop an environment for an organisation or work area that supports
the application of critical and creative thinking methods.
Skill to identify critical and creative thinking concepts and approaches, and their
Case study
Online Media Solutions is a marketing and web development business based in Melbourne, Australia. From
idea to design, development and marketing, we achieve results for our clients and grow their business.
We have ventured into the web service industry to offer our superior and unique services to small
businesses and organisations. Our experience and expertise in web sales and e-commerce give us the
backing to provide solutions that are currently lacking in the market.
There is an all-time high demand for web development and marketing for small businesses with signs of
rising further. Interestingly, few web developers have taken advantage of this opportunity, leaving the
industry with no dominant provider.
The high costs of the projects and the focus on more prominent companies and organisations could be the
contributing factor as to why this market remains untapped. We have a system that will reduce the project
costs dramatically, giving us the opportunity to offer quality services at reduced prices.
Mission
Our professional team of specialists with industry expertise deliver solutions not only for leading brands but
also for non-profit organisations and innovative start-up businesses. We aim to reach success by providing
unique yet creative solutions to our customers that will elevate their online presence.
Our vision
Quality web solutions with a sound technical foundation that enable our clients to impress their customers
and improve their online image worldwide. We want to make our customers stand out in the online
environment and become the leading provider of online services for small and medium-sized businesses.
Keys to success
We will offer quality web services to small businesses and organisations at affordable prices.
Establishment of alliances and partnerships with internet service providers and organisations
involved in computer consultancy
BSBCRT511 Learner Instructions 2
Version: 1.2
Implemented: 2nd July 2021
To be reviewed: 2nd July 2023
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BSBCRT511 Develop critical thinking in others
Services offered
o Web design
o E-commerce
o Web development
Coding
Graphic Design
Application development
Online marketing
o Content marketing
Copyrighting
Values
Reliability
Quality
Innovation
Respect
Strategic directions
The strategic direction of Online Media Solutions is to achieve its mission and vision through:
Operational efficiency
Engaging with customers through quality research and understanding supported by marketing
techniques
Establishing a reputation for exceptional customer service and end to end solutions
Online Media Solutions is committed to develop critical and creative thinking skills of
the staff members. The organisation has staff development policy and procedures
and learning systems in place to ensure continuous improvement of staff members.
Purpose
Whilst the company employs skilled personnel to deliver quality services to clients,
the organisation recognises and plans for further training and development of all
staff with the view of improving critical thinking skills and values.
Through staff development, the company will train employees to get ready for
future leadership roles.
Policy
Staff employed by the company will have future leadership roles. This will be
achieved through:
A learning system for the organisation that clearly supports the application
of critical thinking methods
HR Manager/Officer will:
Develop a learning system for the organisation that supports the application
of critical thinking methods.
Improvement processes
Online Media Solutions spends its finances on formal training, coaching and
mentoring to develop critical thinking skills in its staff members. The learning is
centred on individual and team improvement.
The organisation’s learning system to identify gaps or barriers to critical thinking and
make address them include the following steps:
However, the company has provided a procedure for the managers to use in critical
situations. This includes the following steps:
Step 1: This step is to identify the argument or the problem that needs to be
solved.
Step 2: Once the problem is identified, the next step is to understand the
situation and the facts aligned with it. The data is collected about the problem
using any of the research methods that can be adapted depending on the
problem, the type of data available, and the deadline required to solve it.
Step 3: This step continues the previous one to complete the understanding of
different facts and resources required to solve the problem by building a
linkage between the information and resources. Mind maps are used to
analyse the situation, build a relation between it and the core problem, and
determine the best way to move forward.
Step 4: Once the information is collected, and linkages are built between it the
main problems; the situation is analysed to identify the situation, the strong
points, the weak points, and the challenges faced while solving the problem.
The priorities are set for the main causes and determine how they can be
addressed in the solution.
Step 5: Once the problem is fully analysed, and all the related information is
considered; a decision is formed to solve the problem to take this decision into
action. If there are a number of solutions, they are evaluated and prioritised
using SWOT analysis to find the most beneficial solution.
Based on the analysis of organisation’s learning system, the following were the
identified gaps or barriers to critical thinking:
There is no formal process in place to assess the critical thinking skills of the
staff members
“Online Media Solutions” has seen exponential growth in the last five years. Based on
the financial projections conducted, it is expected that the company will grow three-
fold in the next three years.
“Online Media Solutions” has the vision to promote the current employees to lead the
teams in future. The management has identified that critical thinking skills (including
analysis, synthesis, and evaluation) will be an important part of their job roles.
The management has selected three (3) staff members that have the potential to
become team leaders in near future. The management wants the HR
Manager/Officer to develop critical thinking skills in the employees.
The following are the objectives of “Online Media Solutions” related to the
development of critical thinking skills:
Your role
As part of your job role, you have the following job responsibilities:
Identify the potential formal and informal learning opportunities based on the
learning needs identified.
Develop a learning system for the organisation that supports the application of
critical thinking methods.
Skills Test
This assessment task requires you to demonstrate skills to develop an environment
for an organisation or work area that supports the application of critical and creative
thinking methods.
Activity 1: Identify critical and creative thinking concepts and approaches, and
their application to a workplace context
During the completion of these activities, you are required to demonstrate the
following skills:
Role number 1: General Manager: The General Manager is the individual who
supervises or is in charge of the organisation. They belong of higher rank or status.
Their job role and responsibilities are:
Role number 2: Team members: The team members are student’s co-worker or
workfellow. They are associates that the candidate works with. Their job role and
responsibilities are:
Note:
The trainer/assessor will assign team members to the student for each
activity.
Task requirements:
You will be assessed on your technical knowledge and skills to complete this
project
You will be assessed on working in a team environment and meeting your job
role and responsibilities
All individuals must complete their role and assigned responsibilities and meet
the specified deadlines
Activity 1: Identify critical and creative thinking concepts and approaches, and
their application to a workplace context
Activity description
This activity requires you to research models of critical and creative thinking and
identify critical and creative thinking concepts and approaches, and their application
to a workplace context.
You must use the template provided to document the creative thinking concepts and
approaches, and their application to a workplace context.
Abrami, P. C., Bernard, R. M., Borokhovski, E., Wade, A., Surkes, M. A., Tamim, R
., & Zhang, D. (2008). Instructional interventions affecting critical thinking skills and
dispositions: A stage 1 meta-analysis. Review of Educational
Research, 78, 4, 1102–1134.CrossRefGoogle Scholar
Performance Checklist
For Activity 1, your Assessor will look for evidence that you have:
a) Researched models of critical and creative thinking and identified critical and
creative thinking concepts and approaches, and their application to a
workplace context.
d) Provided written responses concisely and to the point and addressed the
requirements.
Activity context:
This activity requires you to identify the learning needs of the staff members by
asking questions to identify knowledge gaps.
The role of the employees will be allocated to the staff members/students by your
Assessor. These employees will be from a diverse workgroup.
To identify the learning needs, you are required to complete the following two parts:
Part A:
This part of the activity requires you to prepare a questionnaire to identify the
knowledge gaps concerning critical thinking skills. The questionnaire must:
Include 8-10 questions that you will ask the employees to assess the gaps in
their critical thinking skills.
Be based on the organisational objectives given in the scenario.
Focus on broadening knowledge and understanding of the team member
cohort
Be prepared using the template provided.
Questionnaire Template:
Questions
1. Q1. Tell me about a time when you had to convince your supervisor or team
to use an alternative approach to solve a problem
3. Describe one of the most difficult decisions you have had to make at
work
4.
How would you handle a situation where a colleague presented you with
a new or unusual idea?
8. How would you handle a situation where you noticed your supervisor
made an error in a report or presentation?
10. Have you ever anticipated potential problems and developed steps to
avoid them??
Part B:
This part of the activity requires you to identify the knowledge gaps of the employees
concerning critical thinking skills.
Date: 29/04/2023
Q1. Tell me about a time when you had to convince your supervisor or team
to use an alternative approach to solve a problem.
Response:
I regularly had to search for information within a company database and
create a spreadsheet with the results. Traditionally, this was a manual process, but I
discovered a way to automate it. I raised this new approach with my supervisor
by explaining the program we would need to use and showing them how the
process worked. I detailed how this automated method would save us time,
enabling us to move onto more important tasks.
Q2.
Tell me about a time when you needed to make a decision quickly?
Response:
One time, my manager had to leave the office an hour before a scheduled
presentation. We did not want to cancel the meeting with our clients, which meant
we had little time to determine who would take over presentation duties. Because I
spent so much preparing with my manager and had the best idea of the points they
wanted to make, we decided I was the best choice.
Q3.
Describe one of the most difficult decisions you have had to make at
work
Response:
I helped set up a new learning platform for a specific department. I also
asked our stakeholders, who participated in the meetings.
Q4. How would you handle a situation where a colleague presented you with
a new or unusual idea?
Response
:
I once collaborated with a co-worker on a project, and they suggested
taking a completely different approach than I usually took. I asked them to walk me
through their approach and explain how it has worked for them in the past. The
steps they suggested taking seemed easier than mine, so we decided to use their
method. As a result, we got the work done much faster.
Q5.
How would you solve a disagreement among team members on how to
approach a project?
Response:
"In a team situation where there are opposing viewpoints, I ask everyone
to present their idea and the reasoning behind it. Rather than just going by what is
popular, I have the team look at the evidence or logic to determine which choice is
the best for our needs. For example, I was on a team where there was
disagreement on how often we should hold meetings on project progress updates.
6.
When solving a problem or completing a task, how do you determine
when you need help from others
Response
I have realized that some situations require support from others. I will
make this decision when I recognize a task is too large to handle on my
own or when I need additional viewpoints on an issue to find a solution
Q7. How would you handle a situation where a colleague is having trouble
understanding your process or solution?
Response
When I notice that a colleague is having trouble understanding my explanation, I
pause and ask how they are feeling so far. By doing this, I can learn.
where they began to get confused. Now I have a new starting point to build their
knowledge upon and can adjust my explanation to suit their needs. This may
require me to use visual aids or examples to relay the information or use language
that is less technical depending on the type of learner.
Q8.
How would you handle a situation where you noticed your supervisor
made an error in a report or presentation
Response
If I noticed a mistake in my supervisor's work, I would wait until I could
speak with them privately. I would then show them the mistake and offer to help
them fix it. I believe having the conversation in private shows my supervisor that I
respect them and their authority. My previous supervisors appreciated this honesty,
and my last manager even had me perform the final review of all their drafted
documents.
Q9.
How Would Your Perspective Be Different If You Were on the Opposing
Side?
Response
I was responsible for scheduling staff members. I knew that scheduling was
more complicated during the holiday season. To combat this, I established
procedures
for requesting time off during that period that enabled me to set schedules further
in advance. I also implemented a program that trained staff on how to complete the
responsibilities of different jobs, which provided flexibility in the event of last-minute
absences. As a result of these changes, I had a plan of action in place when
scheduling difficulties arose. Our team felt prepared and avoided productivity
disruptions.
Q10.
Have you ever anticipated potential problems and developed steps to avoid them?
Yes I have ,my develop step to avoid
Take the time to define the problem clearly.
Pursue alternate paths on "facts of life" and opportunities.
Challenge the definition from all angles.
Knowledge gaps:
Date: 28/04/2023
Q1. Tell me about a time when you had to convince your supervisor or team
to use an alternative approach to solve a problem
Response: When I'm faced with a problem, I typically start by doing research or
looking at examples of how this problem has been solved by others. From that
research, I'm able to decide which approach to solving the problem works best for
me and the organization. Then, I decide what actions need to be taken to solve the
problem, and I start putting the process into motion while communicating with my
managers and co-workers."
Q3.
Describe one of the most difficult decisions you have had to make at
work
Response:
I will consider if the positive thinking in terms of a positive outcome. If the positive
thinking, then it is worth pursuing and dealing with any negative effects as they
come.
Q4. How would you handle a situation where a colleague presented you with
a new or unusual idea?
Response
:
When I encounter an angry or unhappy customer, I start by approaching
the situation with a calm and helpful demeanor. I don't want to make them any more
upset. Then, I will try to discern what has caused them to be unhappy, getting all
the details necessary. Once I've figured out what is wrong.
Q5.
How would you solve a disagreement among team members on how to
approach a project?
Response:
I will problem-solving abilities can be assessed in three ways :presenting my with
certain hypothetical situations and asking the team how I would respond to them;
and by seeing how to apply problem-solving skills to different tests and exercises.
Q6.
When solving a problem or completing a task, how do you determine
when you need help from others
Response : my step are
Q7. How would you handle a situation where a colleague is having trouble
understanding your process or solution?
Response:
I decided to ask the team members by conducting interviews and sending
out short surveys. After gathering this information, I was able to see that
employees didn't have a way to keep track of and organize tasks. I recommended
that the CEO implement a new project management system, and productivity
increased by 10% after implementation."
8.
How would you handle a situation where you noticed your supervisor
made an error in a report or presentation
"
Response:
First, I would ask my manager what features are most important and what the
company budget is. With this information, I would start to research productivity
software options that meet the minimum requirements within budget. In addition to
features and price, I would consider the software's ability to meet future needs as
well as customer reviews. Once I had a list of 5 or so options, I would narrow it
down to the top three with a top recommendation. I would present my
recommendation to my manager with a few points about why this option was best."
Q9.
How Would Your Perspective Be Different If You Were on the Opposing
Side?
Response
I will Consider and counter opposing viewpoints in order to strengthen my team
argument. Counter these objections by showing the team that my position is more
reasonable than the opposing position. It is important to clearly, completely, and
respectfully state the opposing view.
Q10.
Have you ever anticipated potential problems and developed steps to
avoid them?
Response:
I am self-motivated; I have the initiative and the ability to work by myself.
or on a team and the willingness to work long hours if needed to get the job done.
Some additional qualities include good communication skills, loyalty to the
company I work for, reliability, integrity, and promptness and I am self-confidence.
Knowledge gaps:
Date: 28/04/2023
Q1. Q1. Tell me about a time when you had to convince your supervisor or team
to use an alternative approach to solve a problem
Response:
If I noticed a mistake in my supervisor's work, I would wait until I could
speak with them privately. I would then show them the mistake and offer to help
them
fix it
Q2.
Tell me about a time when you needed to make a decision quickly
Q3 Describe one of the most difficult decisions you have had to make at
work
Response ONCE, I've had to make was when I moved from my prior team to my
current team at work. I had spent two years working with my prior team and we had
accomplished a great deal during that time.
Q4. How would you handle a situation where a colleague presented you with
a new or unusual idea?
Response
Consider an instance in which you experienced a specific challenge with
a co-worker Speak objectively while explaining the premise of the situation Reflect
on the experience and take ownership of my own actions.
Q5.
How would you solve a disagreement among team members on how to
approach a project?
Response I would solve 5 Conflict Management Steps
Speak to Team Members Individually. Start by having an informal one-on-
one with each team member involved in the conflict. ...
Bring People Together.
Ask the Wider Team for Ideas.
Draw up a Plan.
Follow up
Q6.
When solving a problem or completing a task, how do you determine
when you need help from others
Response : Problem solving skills and the problem-solving process are a critical part
of daily life both as individuals and organizations The 4-step Problem Solving
Method
Develop a Problem Statement.
Determine Root Causes.
Rank Root Causes in Order of Importance.
Create an Action Plan
Q7. How would you handle a situation where a colleague is having trouble?
understanding your process or solution?
Response I am staying positive when faced with a disagreement at work can help
me. Maintain a good level of productivity, reduce my stress levels and increase the
chance. of a simple resolution. Even if the issue could potentially effect of me, try to
stay positive and put the matter into perspective.
Q8.
How would you handle a situation where you noticed your supervisor?
made an error in a report or presentation.
Response
:
I have spoken to a boss about an error, but only when I thought the error would
negatively impact the company.
I was unaware that the system was not easily accessible on employee computers.
During her daily "open office hours," I privately discussed the issue with my boss
and pointed out the effect these problems had on our ability to complete assigned
tasks. She was so glad I brought the issue to her attention that she put me in
charge of a task force that solved the error, resulting in increased productivity for all
employees.
Q9.
How Would Your Perspective Be Different If You Were on the Opposing
Side?
Response
:
Frist ,
listen anticipate what an opponent might say. When researching the topic, then,
don't limit yourself to sympathetic sources; find sources that disagree with me.
Q10.
Have you ever anticipated potential problems and developed steps to
avoid them?
Response :
for me, most interoffice conflicts can be resolved between the two people
involved, but there are some situations when a third party needs to be involved. If
the issue involves a disagreement about a project I have been working on together
with others, the other team members can probably provide feedback to help
resolve the conflict. If my co-worker is discriminating or harassing me in any way,
the company's management and human resources department typically need to be
involved.
Knowledge gaps:
Performance Checklist
For Activity 2, your Assessor will look for evidence that you have:
1. Classroom
2. Web based training
3. Seminars
1. viewing videos
2. performance support, coaching sessions and games.
3. self-study, reading articles
Performance Checklist
For Activity 3, your Assessor will look for evidence that you have:
b) Ensured formal and informal learning opportunities had the ability to address
the identified gaps
Activity context:
The management wants to ensure that the employees selected are clear about the
key features of critical thinking concepts (including analysis, synthesis, and
evaluation) to team members.
They have asked you to arrange a meeting with them to discuss the key features of
critical thinking concepts and provide feedback to team members to recognise and
encourage individual and team learning
Understand the critical thinking concepts and approaches and their key
features.
Clarify the critical thing concepts
Explain how they can incorporate critical thinking concepts and key features
into leadership and management.
Date/Time: 28/04/2023
Location: Room 2
Chairperson: CEO
Marketing Manager
Finance manager
Officer Date
Topic?
Hr Manager 28 april
Application of critical
(Agenda item 2)
thinking concepts and
approaches to the workplace
context
Topic?
(Agenda item 3)
Topic?
Overall Summary
Summary Provide feedback to Hr Manager 28 april
team members to recognise
and encourage individual
and team learning.
Decision/s
Action/s if any
Ask questions
regarding their
understanding of critical
skills concepts and
approaches and their key
features into leadership and
management
Action/s if any
Meeting Objective:
Understand the critical thinking concepts and approaches and their key
features.
Clarify the critical thing concepts
Explain how they can incorporate critical thinking concepts and key
features.
Attendees:
HR Manager
IT manager
Marketing Manager
Finance manager
Venue: Room 2
Identify a
2 using critical thinking for Within 3 months of
problem or issue.
problem-solving at work Create ths meeting
inferences on
why the problem
exists and how it
can be solved
Collect
information or
data on the issue
through
research. worked
Or didn't work
Identify ways to
improve the
solution.
Once a
3 Observational skills are problem has Within 3 months of
the starting point for been identified, ths meeting
critical thinking are analytical skills
People who observant become
essential. The
can quickly sense and
ability to analyse
identify a new problem. correctly.
Signature of attendee 1:
IT manager
Signature of attendee 2:
HR Manager
Signature of attendee 3:
Finance Manager
Signature of attendee 4:
Marketing Manager
Performance Checklist
For Activity 4, your Assessor will look for evidence that you have:
You must use the “Learning system template” provided to prepare the learning
system.
Learning system
Online Learning
Tasks and opportunities for team members to apply critical thinking skills
(including analysis, synthesis, and evaluation) to workplace problems
Constructive
simulations
involving
simulated
people
operating
simulating
systems.
Ideas and options to ongoing testing, exploration and challenge (Any three)
Learning system
2. Staff must know how to work with people (both other staff and clients) from
culturally diverse backgrounds and those with special needs.
Tasks and opportunities for team members to apply critical thinking skills
(including analysis, synthesis, and evaluation) to workplace problems
organizations.
Ideas and options to ongoing testing, exploration and challenge (Any three)
1. Unit Testing.
2. Conduct brainstorming
3.Software testing course certification
Performance Checklist
For Activity 5, your Assessor will look for evidence that you have:
Activity context:
They want the members to demonstrate critical thinking skills and have asked you to
monitor their critical thinking skills.
This activity requires you to monitor the learning effectiveness of critical skills
developed by selected employees.
Your trainer/assessor will arrange two teams. Each team will have four (4) members
and the employee selected will lead the team.
Team A will discuss within the team how they can adopt a rational, analytical
and evidence-based approach to investigate a conflict
Team B will think of a new marketing campaign slogan to promote the
services offered by the company.
Each team will have 15-20 minutes for the discussion. You will monitor the
performance of the team members and evaluate their critical thinking skills.
When monitoring the activities of team skill development, you are required to:
Cross question the teams based on the solutions they provide and ask for the
reasoning behind the solutions.
Check if the solutions comply with the relevant legislation.
Ask how they applied the critical thinking concepts and features.
Apply staff development and training policies for the development of staff.
(provided along with this unit)
Ask questions of self to broaden knowledge and understanding of the team
member cohort.
Monitoring template:
Cross questioning from team members on the solution and their reasoning
Team A:
Question:
Have you ever been a project leader in a team? How did you
handle/face issues?
Reasoning
Team A:
Question:
Tell us about your experience working with peers. How did it go? Have you
ever faced difficulties and disagreements?
Reasoning
Team A:
There are various critical thinking strategies that I can learn and share with
team. This includes being aware of how I and others think, analysing what
someone says or does, using evidence-based reasoning, identifying what isn't
stated, and debating questions and answers.
Team B:
When resolving problems among team members, I typically meet with them.
individually and collectively to collect facts and propose a compromise. I typically
try to maintain an objective perspective and not involve myself in the conflict itself.
However, on one occasion I felt compelled to take sides in a disagreement and
directly reprimand a subordinate for breaking with company protocol and ignoring
project guidelines. The subordinate quit the next day. If faced with a similar situation
today, I'd try to find a less confrontational solution.
Team A:
Team B:
Support each other: Support each other ready to help others or other duties in the
team to get the job done at the same time it's not someone else.
.Defining the problem means defining the issue based on information Arguments to
define a problem The definition of a problem is the starting point for critical thinking.
because it encourages people to become aware of the problem Arguments for
Reasonable Answers
Inspection and improvement (Refinement) after the problem has been solved.
Make sure that this method produces accurate results. Problem solvers must
verify that the algorithms they created correspond to the details of the
problem, including inputs and outputs, to ensure that the inputs in all cases can
be accurately and completely supported. At the same time, methods need to
be improved in order to achieve the best results.
operational review
The key to improving productivity is Eliminating unnecessary work by checking that
in the workflow Are there any wasted parts? Can any steps be eliminated? Also
known as increasing the efficiency of the work itself. Many times, improvements in
operational efficiency are linked to improvements in productivity at the same time.
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Performance Checklist
For Activity 6, your Assessor will look for evidence that you have:
a) Monitored team and individual performance to determine the type and extent
of any additional work-based support required to enhance critical thinking