The important thing to remember when gathering evidence is that the more evidence the better - that is, the more evidence you gather to demonstrate your skills, the more confident an assessor can be that you have learned the skills not just at one point in time, but are continuing to apply and develop those skills (as opposed to just learning for the test!). Furthermore, one piece of evidence that you collect will not usualy demonstrate all the required criteria for a unit of competency, whereas multiple overlapping pieces of evidence will usually do the trick!
From the Wiki University
What evidence can you provide to prove your understanding of each of the following citeria?
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Identify learner numeracy requirements
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Confirm scope of own role and responsibilities in supporting the learner Completed |
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Establish the learner’s numeracy level and development needs using appropriate tools Completed |
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Identify factors that may inhibit the development of numeracy skills in consultation with the learner and supervisor according to need Completed |
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Negotiate numeracy learning needs with learner and establish achievable learning outcomes, in consultation with supervisor Completed |
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Plan strategies and resources to support mathematics learning for numeracy
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Planlearning environments, activities and appropriate method to evaluate learning outcomes in advance with the supervisor Completed |
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Monitor learner understanding and use of numeracy to inform planning of strategies and resources Completed |
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Adapt or develop resources appropriate to learner needs and context according to program requirements Completed |
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Facilitate application of mathematics skills for numeracy
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Explain a variety of numeracy demands and opportunities in daily life Completed |
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Demonstrate the different uses and functions of mathematics using activities and examples Completed |
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Develop numerate understandings appropriate to learners’ culture, age, abilities, interests and needs Completed |
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Use examples and activities to highlight and explain applications of mathematics skills and knowledge for numeracy to scaffold learning Completed |
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Use strategies to model use of mathematics skills relevant to specific learners Completed |
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Support learners to develop mathematics skills for numerate understanding
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Determine strategies for supporting learners in the application of mathematics skills for numeracy, seeking advice from supervisor or other specialist as needed Completed |
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Implement planned strategies to enhance the abilities of learners and address their individual needs Completed |
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Encourage learners to problem solve using mathematics knowledge and skills in everyday life contexts Completed |
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Use the language of numeracy at the appropriate level to focus learners on specific mathematics skills and knowledge Completed |
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Evaluate learning outcomes and discuss with supervisor according to need Completed |
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Provide structured activities to further develop learners’ mathematics skills and knowledge
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Plan strategies with supervisor where appropriate, including accurate mathematics terminology and concepts to support learning Completed |
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Implement strategies that develop learner skills in using mathematics for numeracy understandingacross appropriate aspects of communication Completed |
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Encourage learners to improve mental computation and calculation skills using strategies appropriate to individual learners Completed |
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Ensure learners check for reasonableness of solutions when calculating and measuring, using a range of strategies and tools Completed |
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Encourage learners and build their confidence to attempt problem solving that requires the use of mathematics skills and knowledge Completed |
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Review strategies used to enhance learner skills
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Monitor learner progress against learning outcomes Completed |
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Seek support and feedback from supervisor Completed |
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Review and adjust strategies based monitoring and feedback in consultation with supervisor Completed |
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Provide structured activities to further develop learners’ mathematics skills and knowledge
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Plan strategies with supervisor where appropriate, including accurate mathematics terminology and concepts to support learning Completed |
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Implement strategies that develop learner skills in using mathematics for numeracy understandingacross appropriate aspects of communication Completed |
Evidence:
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Encourage learners to improve mental computation and calculation skills using strategies appropriate to individual learners Completed |
Evidence:
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Ensure learners check for reasonableness of solutions when calculating and measuring, using a range of strategies and tools Completed |
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Encourage learners and build their confidence to attempt problem solving that requires the use of mathematics skills and knowledge Completed |
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