Understand How to Create Inclusive Learning in Lifelong Learning

Unit Number CU3813 Roles, Responsibilities and Relationships in LL Summary/Introduction The roles and responsibilities of a teacher in the sector of a lifelong education are the pick up relationship mingled with the prentice and the teacher, the teacher is endeavoured to treat each scholar has an individual, pr deedising equality and diversity among the learners always.Having effectiveness of a devout colloquy skill, and the importance of self-evaluation and feedback. The use of the training circle and the Learning Styles (VAK). The completion of attendance records, induction of learner for the course to identify their breeding style, which would, helps a teacher to throw the session more effectively, to be able to slam the learners acquire styles, a learning styles test or skill scan needs to be carried reveal on the learner.After obtain the learning style, boundaries and ground rules are established between learner and teacher to receive their limit. Having a duty of care for the learner, carrying out a unmatched-one feedback with learners where needs arise. Maintaining a record of the learners progress.Referring learners to others when necessary. Be aware of the variant types of levels of learning, the need of a levelheaded verbal skill, intellectual skill, cognitive strategies and a good pose towards the learners and the institution. Learning Outcome 1 Understand own role and responsibilities in LL AC 1 Aspects of Legislation and code of pr functionice are Summarise key aspects of Equal opportunities 2000 legislation.. Learners must be treated as individual regardless of their gender, race, ethnic origin, religion, disability, sex, civil partnership, age.Treating each learner fairly and according to their needs. Rights for learner to be able to attend and participate in any session. These differences create productive surroundingss where everyone feels valued, talents are fully utilised and organisationa l goals are met. Data Protection act Processing of learners information to be unplowed under confidentiality, not to be disclosed to some other party. Personal data must be accurate and kept up to date where necessary. Personal data sh tout ensemble be processed in accordance with the right of the data under the act 1998. Health and safety act 1974 The responsibility to be able to protect yourself and all others around you, who may be affected, Learners are entitled to learn in a safe environment.And be aware of rights as an employee to the employer. AC 2 Responsibilities in promoting equalities and valuing diversity always treat the learner has an individual with Analyse own responsibility in different needs and abilities, each learner is entitled to be treated with adequate respect and dignity, promoting equality and valuing ensuring equal support to all learners and no favouritism, ensuring equal bother opportunities to learners to diversity. fully partici pate in the learning process.Ensuring the policies, procedures and processes are not discriminating. Learners may come to an educational organisation and therefore act differently in this environment from the way they would at school, all must be treated and according to various needs. Teacher has to be Honest, not to say you dont know something, but better to say I will find out, communicating effectively involving learner activity and listening to what they have to say.Giving constructive and positive feedback (University of Edinburgh). AC 3 Areas of work Health and Social care. Roles of learning are Preparing the material according to the syllabus, Evaluate own role and Following ethics and values, keeping records of learners progress, carrying our one to one feedback/tutorials responsibilities in lifelong with learners.Maintaining confidentiality and a positive learning experience. Applying lifelong learning skills learning. obtained, Developing skills by outdating a nd regularly. When applied to benefit the organisation goals, e. g. Customer service, good telephone manner, be a people person, listening and customer satisfaction been met. Identify needs and deficits, working towards it. Gram training PowerPoint) AC 4 The organisation must provide a syllabus to use, to develop the course content on the subject to be taught, the Review own role and learners needs should fall out from skill scan, induction/interviews, to be able to identify their styles, needs, responsibilities in identifyingand potentials.And be able to identify the level of assessment they are able to learn. Set a time with and meeting the needs of organisation to review the learning plan, with this learning plan to set a target with supervisor, keeping learners. records (portfolio) of the life long learning, having a mentor to meet regularly. Knowing your learning styles, to be able to identify weakness and strengths and devise a plan on how to improve it.This plan has to be measurable, realistic and achievable, Facilitating learning in a conducive environment, been a facilitator makes learning enjoyable for the learner. ( Gravells A Simpson S 2008) Learning Outcome 2 Understanding the relationships between teachers and other superiors in lifelong Learning. AC 1Analyse the boundaries Every organisation has professional boundaries within to work, and its a tutor duty to abide by the between the teach role and organisation rules, been. Unprofessional. i. e.. been too familiar with the learner. In the teaching role, other professional roles ground rules are made and all learners are required to work within it, its makes the learner to know their limit, their routine and be organised.In adult learning there are responsibilities to learning by them self, learning by observation, discovery, evidence-based and trial by error. Contract is drawn between learner and teacher, which could consist of a learning duration of 12 weeks, 1years e tc. A module is followed, either theory based or practical or combined. Ability and competences is required. Belbin 1996) AC 2 Review points of referralIndividual learning teaching on a one-one basis, learner may respond differently then when learning within a to meet the needs of learners group. A learner can be referred to another(prenominal) professional, if learning needs are not met in the one-one learning. When learners are not responding to teaching, or the resources been used are not fully utilised. Explaining to learner that the other professional is more specialised in the learners learning styles. (Daines JW 2006) AC3Evaluate own As a teacher working, within a value base organisation with a code of professional practice, set by an external responsibilities in relation tobody. hen teaching value must be added to get a good outcome, remaining professional and retain self respected, other professionals been passionate about the course been taught, Helping to motiva te the learners and their learning experiences, not only are they learning the subject but, they are also observing the way the teacher is been conducted, composed, dresses, responds to feedback and support them. Identifying their needs, planning, designing, facilitating, and evaluating their learning plan and styles. Reece, walker, 2007) (Gravells, Simpson 2008) Learning Outcome 3 Understand own responsibility for maintaining a safe and supportive learning environment AC 1Explain how to establish Suitable/Safe learning environment and maintain a safe and Preparing the presentation in advance. supportive learning environmentSetting up the room according to delivery method. Ensuring the venue has accessible facilities, (toilets, refreshments areas, fire emergence and evacuation procedures, and ventilated room). Considering flexible breaks and other individual needs are met, informing learner how long the break is. Informing learners the importance of learning and h ow what they are learning has value and meaning, giving precise targets of the subject and summarising occasionally. Making learning interactive, by giving groups discussions, role-play. Introducing yourself, and getting to know your learner by name. Informing learner on any useful resource material they might need. Making special requirement is any of the learners has Disabilities. (Learning and skills network lsneducation. org. k) AC 2Explain how to uphold Appropriate behaviour between learner and teacher must be addressed immediately with the learner, informing the appropriate behaviour and learner of the ground rules and boundaries and the reasons for instigating the rules, for the learners to know respect for others their limits. Learners should be engaged in an activity relating to the session to avoid boredom and class disruption. group discussions or role play among one another make the learner more interactive and focus, having a one-one session with them to improve working as a team and good feedback being professional always, whatsoever the feedback good or bad. Having a positive approach towards the learner and self, not losing temper at the learner staying in a relaxed and positive manner. National create by mental act for specialists of behaviour and attendance) (Wallace 2007) Evaluation What Have I learnt? The use of Planning in advance all materials needed, Identifying the needs of the learner, Facilitating the learners learning styles giving clear and precise commission and summarising the subject regularly, encouraging the learner to ask questions, treating each of the learners has individuals.Assessing the learners at the end of the session or during the session, to ensure they have learnt the knowledge and skills. Feedback from the learners to ensure how to deliver abutting sessions. Taking into account equality, entitlements, inclusively and diversity of all learners, always having a positive and p rofessional attitude, most importantly Listening to learner, having eye contact.Making sure the Aim of teaching is delivered and reflected on the sessions to develop future delivery. Bibliography What text have I researched or used to answer the assessment criteria? 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