Bsbcrt511 Task 2 v1

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BSBCRT511 Develop critcal hinking in ohers Task 2 – Wrien Repor

Task summary is to be completed using the template provided to develop a  Team Crical Thinking This assessment Skills Improvement Plan.

Required 

Access to textbooks/other learning materials



Computer with Microsof Oce and internet access

Timing 

Your assessor will advise you o the due date o this assessment via Canvas.

Submit 

This completed workbook.

Assessment criteria For your perormance to be deemed sasactory in this assessment task, you must sasactorily address all the assessment criteria. I part o this task is not sasactorily completed, you will be asked to complete urther assessment to demonstrate competence.

Re-submission opportunities You will be provided eedback on your perormance by the Assessor. The eedback will indicate i you have sasactorily addressed the requirements o each part o this task. I any parts o the task are not sasactorily completed, the assessor will explain why, and provide you wrien eedback along with guidance on what you must undertake to demonstrate sasactory sasactory perormance. Re-assessment aempt(s) aempt(s) will be arranged at a later me and date. You have the right to appeal the outcome o assessment decisions i you eel that you have been dealt with unairly or have other appropriate grounds or an appeal. You are encouraged to consult with the assessor prior to aempng this task i you do not understand any part o this task or i you have any learning issues or needs that may hinder you when aempng any part o the assessment.

Assessmen Cover Shee

Candidate name: IH Sydney Training Services Pty Ltd RTO Code: 91109 CRICOS Code: 02623G

 

Candidate ID

Trainer’s Name:

Date Submied: Candidate I declare that: declaraon:  I have read and understood all the inormaon provided in relaon to the assessment requirements to complete this unit, the instrucons and the purpose and processes o undertaking this assessment task This assessment is my own work and where other’s works or ideas have  been used, I have appropriately reerenced or acknowledged them I understand that plagiarism is a serious oence that may lead to  disciplinary acon. Candidate signature:

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 Task 2 – Wrien Repor

Develop a Team Crical Thinking Skills Improvement Plan to improve the crical thinking skills o the employees and team o the organisaon given in the case study below. Please use tthe he template provided below. Scenario

ABC Caé has been in operaon or the past 5 years in Sydney CBD. It is situated near the train staon, making it the number one opon o visitors around the city. It oers an array o  breakast, lunch and dinner menu including morning and afernoon tea. It employs 5 sta to manage around 55 customers per day. Cyril Brown, its operaons manager, ensures that all the sta do their respecve tasks and respond to the needs o every customer they serve. All employees are hardworking however Cyril sll gets complaints on a daily on the ollowing: 

items not arriving on me



ood being contaminated



service turnaround me per table is quite long



customers complaining complaining on how they have been served with their order



ood spill when served to customer

One Monday morning, Cyril met with the team and asked or their eedback on the caé problems at hand. Here are some o the employee’s eedback: 

there is sta shortage leading to poor customer service and higher turnaround me



no control on ood transporta t ransportaon on



supply o some ood items is not available



high customer service expectaons o some customers

The caé uses EFTPOS or payment and every sta is required to ollow a workow process rom customer entry to customer check out. Lastly, Cyril Brown conducts team meengs 30 minutes beore and afer every shif. Incidents are properly recorded in a logbook and reports are completed every day beore close o business.

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Team Critcal Thinking Skills Improvemen Plan Par A - Individual and eam

In your individual and team crical and creave thinking skills

critcal and creatve hinking

assessment, make sure to:

skills assessmen (Approx. 200 words)

1. List a and nd disc discuss uss 2 mod models els o cr crica icall and cr creav eave e thinki thinking ng used to assess employees and the team as a whole. The Taylor model:

The Calvin Taylor creave thinking model describes the talent areas as producve thinking, communicaon, planning, decision making, and orecasng  orecasng.. Bloom’s Taxonomy:

According to Benjamin Bloom’s Taxonomy o Educaonal Objecves (1956)—a cross-disciplinary cross-disciplinary model or developing higher-order thinking in students—learn students—learning ing how to think crically involves the mastery o six increasingly increasing ly complex cognive skills: knowledge (i.e., possession o specic acts or pieces o inormaon), comprehension, applicaon, analysis, synthesis, and evaluaon. 2. List 5 ques quesons ons to iden ideny y emp employee loyee a and nd tea team m know knowledge ledge gaps 

What relevant changes are on the horizon that we need to take into consideraon?



What is the industry telling us?



What skills are currently becoming more necessary?



what key skills are needed to get to that uture. Are they new technologies?



Will you be able to create and share eecve training that will help you bridge the knowledge gaps?

3. Desc Describe ribe wh what at orm ormal al and in inorma ormall learn learning ing opp opportun ortunies ies 4|Page

 

or addressing idened gaps 

Formal learning methods: 1. Face Face-to-a -to-ace: ce: A mo more re trad tradiona ionall de delive livery ry method, but sll ubiquitous, ormal learning takes place ace-to-ace or in a classroom-like seng. 2. Onli Online ne tra training ining:: Don Done e with tthe he hel help p o a llearn earning ing management system, online training delivery has become the new norm or businesses looking to deliver a ormalized learning strategy. The big draw is that it’s quick and stress-ree.



Inormal learning methods: As inormal learning is organic and unplanned, it’s more dicult to ideny tangible ways it is used within your organizaon. However, it’s important to note that inormal learning is already happening in your business. You just might not be aware o it.

4. Disc Discuss uss ke key y eatu eatures res o ccric rical al and ccrea reave ve thin thinking king concepts that can be applied. Crical and creave thinking involves pupils thinking broadly and deeply using skills, behaviours and disposions such as reason, logic, resourceulness, imaginaon and innovaon in all learning areas at school and in their lives beyond school. 1-pose quesons 2-ideny and clariy inormaon and ideas 3-organise and process inormaon. 4-Generang ideas, possibilies and acons

Par B - Esablishmen of

Afer assessing the crical thinking skills o every employee,

environmen ha

you now establish a caé environment that encourages the

encourages he applicaton

applicaon o crical and creave thinking. In doing this, you

of critcal and creatve

need to:

hinking

1. Desc Describe ribe cu curren rrentt organ organisa isaonal onal systems systems to id ideny eny ga gaps ps 5|Page

 

(Approx. 200 words)

or barriers to crical thinking.  

Egocenric Thinking:

Egocentric thinking is a natural tendency to view everything in relaon to onesel. This type o thinking leads to the inability to sympathize with others or analyse and evaluate several perspecves.  

Drone Menaliy: This mentality is dangerous in a classroom because

learners orget how to respond to new situaons. It also causes them to shy away rom challenges or the sake o ease and convenience 2. Deve Develop lop pro process cesses es tha thatt crea create te a sa sae e envir environmen onmentt or crical and creave thinking approaches Build in opporunites for employees o nd connectons in learning.

1.Use analogies. 2.Promote interacon among employees. 3.Ask open-ended quesons. 4.Allow reecon me. 5.Use real-lie problems. 6.Allow or thinking pracce. 3. Disc Discuss uss op opportu portunie niess or emp employee loyeess to app apply ly crical crical thinking skills to workplace problems. Employees who can engage in crical thinking are, independent, reecve and competent. I employees pracce crical thinking, they will logically connect ideas, scrunize and evaluate arguments, nd inconsistencies and errors in their work and the work o others, solve complex problems and engage in reecon.

4. Desc Describe ribe h how ow you ccan an pr provide ovide eedb eedback ack to employees employees o on n perormance o tasks 1.Avoid giving unsolicited advice. 2.Will be specic. 3.Come with a deep level o empathy. 4.Will wait or a quarterly review. 5.Will keep it private. 6|Page

 

6.Won't take the “sandwich approach approach”” 7.Make the conversaon a two-way street. 8.Focus on perormance, not personality.

Par C - Thinking practces

Afer assessing crical thinking skills and establishing a a caé

monioring and

environment that encourages the applicaon o crical and

improvemen

creave thinking, you now monitor and develop ways to

(Approx. 200 words)

improve the thinking pracces at ABC Caé. Make sure to: 

List and provide a simple analysis on eedback rom employees on crical and creave thinking opportunies..

Crical and creave thinking can be encouraged simultaneously through acvies that integrate purpose, logic, imaginaon and innovaon; or example, ocusing on a topic in a logical, analyca analycall way or some me, sorng out conicng claims, weighing evidence, thinking through possible soluons. The elements are not a taxonomy o thinking. Rather, each makes its own contribuon to learning and needs to be explicitly and simultaneously developed. 

List and discuss addional support required or the team and all employees



Foster open and honest communication. Create collaborative goals.



Celebrate their success.





 Allow team members to solve solve problems.



Provide adequate resources and training monthly.



Keep ourselves accountable.



Keeping our eye on the big picture.



Show some empathy.



List and discuss recommendaons or improvements in uture learning arrangements



Make learning more exible and accessible or every 7|Page

 

employee 

Movate managers to get involved properly.



Use tools that serve remote workers and in-oce teams.



Match dierent learning opons and preerences.



Oer cross-department training.



Ask employees what they want.

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