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Procedure 1: Self-Evaluation Exercise

Scenario: You are working as a case manager at a Youth Drop-in Centre in an inner-city area. You have been in this role for six months and are enjoying your work. Your employer is happy with your performance, and it's now time for your first performance review after your probation period.

During this review, your supervisor asks you to do a self-evaluation. Since many of the youth at the centre face mental health challenges, your supervisor also suggests that you enroll in the Diploma of Mental Health course, which will help you provide better support to the youth and improve your skills.

Your Task:

You are asked to reflect on your performance and complete a self-evaluation checklist. Here's what you need to do:

1. List Your Skills and Gaps: Identify your current strengths and list at least three skill gaps (areas where you need improvement).
2. Set SMART Goals: Write four goals using the SMART method (Specific, Measurable, Achievable, Relevant, Time-bound) to address these skill gaps.
3. Create a Development Plan: Document strategies for improving the skill gaps you identified.
   • These strategies could include networking (connecting with others to learn), staying updated with industry changes, taking care of your mental health (self-care), and following legal and ethical standards.
   • Explain why you chose these strategies. How will they help you grow?
4. Complete the Gibbs Reflection Cycle: Using the Gibbs Cycle of Reflection, think about a situation at work and reflect on it step by step:
   • Description: What happened?
   • Feelings: How did you feel during the situation?
   • Evaluation: What was good or bad about it?
   • Analysis: What did you learn from it?
   • Conclusion: What could you have done differently?
   • Action Plan: If the situation happens again, what will you do?