This self-assessment tool is designed to help you explore your individual cultural competence. Its purpose is to help you consider your own skills, knowledge, and awareness in your interactions with others, and recognize what you can do to become more effective working
2006年2月14日 · The process of self-assessment of cultural competence can be fairly intimidating. Responding to questions about racial and cultural differences can create problems for individuals or an entire staff.
NCCC | Tools and Processes for Self-Assessment
Assessing attitudes, practices, structures and policies of programs and their personnel is a necessary, effective and systematic way to plan for and incorporate cultural and linguistic competency within organizations.
This self-assessment tool is designed to explore individual cultural competence. Its purpose is to help you to consider your skills, knowledge, and awareness of yourself in your interactions with others.
Remember that cultural competence is a process, and that learning occurs on a continuum and over a life time. You will not be asked to show anyone your answers unless you choose to do so.
Description The Cultural Competence Self-Assessment Questionnaire is designed to assist service agencies working with children with disabilities and their families in self-evaluation of their cross-cultural competence.
Unit 4: Assessment Strategies for Cultural Competenc - KNILT
2024年12月7日 · 4. Summative Assessment for Cultural Competence. Video Case Study: Watch a 10-minute video of an educator using a summative assessment (e.g., a final project or exam) to assess students’ cultural competence. The video will demonstrate the use of a project where students must analyze a cultural text (e.g., a movie, a piece of literature) and ...
Promoting cultural and linguistic competence self-assessment checklist for personnel providing services and supports in early intervention and childhood settings (Rev. ed.).
The NCCC created a tool, the Cultural and Linguistic Competence Policy Assessment (CLCPA), designed to support the BPHC, and its funded programs, in (1) improving health care access and utilization, (2) enhancing the quality of services within culturally diverse and underserved
Principles of self-determination and cultural competence assure that consumers are integrally involved in processes to plan, deliver, and evaluate services they receive. These principles extend beyond the individual to the community as a whole. Self-assessment must solicit and value the experiences and perspectives of