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FIELD PRACTICE

Five experiences you already know well.

What do I already have available?

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You do not need a massive story bank. Begin with five experiences you know well.

Find a time when you got something wrong.

What happened?

What changed?

What could learners examine through the story?

Find an accomplishment that required adjustment, uncertainty, failure, or help.

What made it difficult?

What did you have to change?

Find something you once believed that you no longer believe in the same way.

Old belief:

Experience that challenged it:

Current belief:

Think of a manager, peer, employee, teacher, mentor, customer, friend, or family member.

What did they do?

What changed in you?

Find an experience that reveals a consequence learners may not anticipate.

Choice:

Consequence:

What should learners examine rather than simply fear?

Learning objective — what should learners be able to do?

Likely difficulty — what makes this performance difficult in real life?

Other type

Candidate experience

Intent

Key event

Change

Learner-entry question

Application question