Benchmarking Breakout: Maintaining a reflective practice

Te Pou Learning and Development Project Lead Jacqui Hampton shares the refreshed Reflective Practice e learning. The focus of this wānanga was the importance of maintaining a reflective practice, what it is and what it isn’t, and better understanding of the models and contracting required as both a provider of and recipient of a reflective practice.

This session was aimed at kaimahi, providing supervision and those who receive it.

You can access the reflective practice e learning here – Note you will need to log into Pūkoro, the Te Pou e learning platform, or create a login to access the reflective practice e leaning module.

Supervision and Reflective Practice Benchmarking Breakout