I hope you can continue to keep in touch with her and mentor her along the way!

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Good idea to add the specific comments!

Yes, this is one of the benefits to taking students.

Good job considering the quality of the evidence!

Yay!

Nice that you had a good role model for this! Remember that you also need to look at the research evidence for the techniques as part of being an evidence-based clinician.

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Good job!

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Great!

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I'm not sure this is the best example of autonomy. I think it's a better example of team decision-making. Were you functioning as a beginning OT by the end of each Level II? What was the evidence of that?

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Are there criteria on your evaluation that you might want to attach here to show your supervisor's perspective on your accomplishments in this area?

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Good job "keeping your cool" and turning it into an opportunity to advocate for the profession.

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Good!

Including CAPs and CATs?

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I'm not clear on how this was advocating for him. Tell me more about that. Other examples could relate to helping someone get services they need, advocating for payment by insurance companies, etc.

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Remember "people first" language.

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Great! Remember, being a professional means having a theoretical basis for your clinical decision-making. Reviewing theoretical information can help provide new options when you're stuck and remind you of things you might not have thought of.

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Great job!

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Awesome!

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Good example!

That is a great example, and you did a fantastic job communicating your reasoning process and what you learned from the situation!

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Good example!

Do you have any examples related to professional issues or professional organizations (e.g., TNOTA, AOTA)? Any plans for being involved in the future?

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Very creative!

Awesome!

Did your supervisors give you any feedback about your confidence?

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Did you have any experiences where you had to put a client's needs ahead of your own in order to fulfill your professional responsibilities?

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Did you get any feedback about this on your evaluations?

Good examples of these!

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Similar to the last comment, is it "allowing" or facilitating and encouraging?

Do we "give" autonomy, or is it something they have without our "permission?"

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Wow!

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Good job being a role model and helping others maintain a more professional approach! Did you have any experiences that you felt contributed to your professional growth?

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Okay; this could also fit the continuing ed criterion.

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Good work!

What are your plans for continuing education in the future?

Great goal!

I'm proud of you!

Thank you!

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Great!

So you mention therapist expertise an client values. How did you integrate research evidence?

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Fantastic!

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How do we know this is true?

Awesome!

experiences?

Good job explaining how you used SI and applied its principles; however, this criterion is asking about occupation-based or adaptation theories. Do you have an example of how you might have used those?

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Good job with this, but it seems more like an example of addressing psychosocial issues than inspiring confidence. Did seeing his progress inspire him to take a risk in some way or try something new or something he wouldn't have otherwise tried? Do you have an example of another time when you did something like that?

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Okay; this example relates to assessment. Do you have any examples of intervention, where you worked on balance, perhaps including leisure as well as ADLs and/or work occupations?

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Did he make a comment on your eval, or can you include a photo of your scores on communication items?

Good job!

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Did you have any experiences where you were able to empower a client to do advocate for him- or herself in some way?

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Can you provide a brief description of what each of these does and the goals it could be used to meet? Maybe you could add it as a caption to each picture?

Great!

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Awesome!

risks

Wow! That was an extreme and disturbing situation! It should give you a lot of confidence to know that you can handle something like that appropriately.

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Sounds like you handled a challenging situation very well!

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Terrific!

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Awesome! Very thoughtful and always appreciated!

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Fantastic!

What a great opportunity to learn more about handling challenging behaviors!

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educator's strengths and weaknesses in supervision.

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Great resource!

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greatly?

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What a great experience for you!

Thank you!

Your experience with the patient who needed bowel retraining is another good example.

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How did you utilize evidence when addressing psychosocial issues?

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Good opportunity to communicate the evidence!

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"Who are wheelchair users" is the more politically correct phrasing--"wheelchair bound" sounds like they are victimized by their wheelchair, or trapped in it.

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and/or for specific outcomes? (e.g., play, handwriting, etc.)

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Great work! I know this was a difficult situation, but I think you were able to see how maintaining those standards of integrity and professionalism led to the best outcome for your client!

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Good work!

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Excellent job addressing a sensitive issue. Sounds like you could see how important it is to gain rapport with your client and the value of addressing personal needs!

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Sounds like he could tell from your questions that you cared about him and his needs.

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Good examples of utilizing these theories!

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Awesome job providing occupation- and client-centered OT!

Is being a 13-year-old an occupation or an aspect of her roles?

This seems like an education goal rather than an OT goal.

Nice example of supporting teammates and the benefits to both of you!

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