SISOABL001 — Lead adventure-based learning activities

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What an assessment for SISOABL001 must cover

38 assessable components: 4 elements (17 performance criteria), 7 performance evidence and 10 knowledge evidence requirements, plus 4 foundation skills. An audit-defensible tool maps every question and task back to these — that mapping is the coverage matrix Auditori generates alongside the assessment.

Elements & performance criteria

1 Confirm details for activity.

1.1Discuss, with activity lead facilitator or supervisor, participant characteristics, abilities and learning needs.
1.2Confirm, with lead facilitator or supervisor, program plan, objectives, learning outcomes, session plans and facilitation techniques.
1.3Determine individual roles, tasks and responsibilities.
1.4Confirm activity safety and emergency response procedures to ensure compliance of self and participants during activities.

2 Prepare participants.

2.1Participate in individual and group discussions to assist participants set realistic goals for activities in line with session learning outcomes.
2.2Discuss and determine, with participants, potential individual and group guidelines for their action and behaviour.
2.3Brief participants on known and anticipated risks, safety procedures, safe behaviour, safe areas and boundaries.

3 Facilitate session activities.

3.1Respond to participant queries about activity requirements and techniques to engender trust and participant confidence.
3.2Motivate and encourage participants to keep them engaged and challenged.
3.3Observe individual actions and group interaction and provide constructive feedback throughout session.
3.4Encourage cooperation between individual group members.
3.5Monitor and maintain compliance with safety procedures and agreed individual and group guidelines.
3.6Assist participants facing physical or emotional difficulties and report any emerging issues related to group interaction and safety.

4 Participate in activity debrief and evaluation

4.1Participate in individual and group discussions to assist participants identify achievement of goals.
4.2Assist participants to formulate ideas for transferring learning.
4.3Debrief with team members to identify successes, problems and difficulties.
4.4Review own performance and discuss how to improve.

Performance evidence

lead three different adventure-based learning sessions for a group of participants according to predetermined session plans
during each session consistently:
work within role boundaries and responsibilities, and follow any directions provided by lead facilitator or supervisor
communicate clearly and positively with participants to assist with motivation, group cohesion and trust
monitor and maintain participant adherence to safety procedures
after each session, assist in facilitating a debrief with participants and participate in a team member debrief
utilise options provided in Assessment Conditions to respond to a total of three incidents involving the physical and emotional safety of participants during activities.

Knowledge evidence

organisational safety and emergency response procedures for activity sessions
role boundaries and responsibilities of assistant facilitators, lead facilitators or supervisors for adventure-based learning activities
definitions of experiential learning and adventure-based learning and how these are similar in principle and practice
basic principles and theories of the transfer of learning from one context to others
key features and phases of the adventured based learning cycle: ice breaking and briefing, goal setting, development of trust, adventure activity participation, processing and debriefing, transfer of learning
at a fundamental level of understanding, principles and theories of group formation and stages of group development
techniques used to: build group cohesion, motivate and encourage participants to keep them engaged and challenged, elicit ideas and feedback
key principles of group dynamics and techniques used to manage positive group dynamics
signs, stages and levels of conflict within groups and techniques used to resolve at early stage of escalation
format and inclusions of program and session plans.

Foundation skills

Reading skills: interpret unfamiliar and potentially complex information about participant characteristics, session plans and objectives.
Oral communications skills: provide clear and unambiguous instructions to participants using language and terms easily understood; ask open and closed probe questions and actively listen to determine participants’ level of engagement and comfort with challenges.
Learning skills: review own performance and comments from others to identify skills that need development.
Teamwork skills: pro-actively and cooperatively work within teams of facilitators to deliver effective outcomes for participants.

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Questions about assessing SISOABL001

What does an assessment tool for SISOABL001 need to cover?

To satisfy the Principles of Assessment and Rules of Evidence, an assessment for SISOABL001 needs to address all 38 unit components: 4 elements with 17 performance criteria, 7 performance evidence requirements, 10 knowledge evidence requirements, and the foundation skills. A coverage matrix mapping each question and task to these components is what an auditor looks for.

How does Auditori generate an assessment tool for SISOABL001?

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