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Method Guide (detection and validation of non-formal and informal competences)

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Method Guide (detection and validation of non-formal and informal competences)

The analysis of the degree of possession of the competences is carried out on the basis of some indicators:
– The observation of behaviours in a work context
– The homogeneity of the observation method
– The systematisation of the results of the different observations
We have relied on typically behavioural methods of analysis -> BEI Method: an instrument that finalises the investigation in search of abilities through a basic interview or individual interview and the survey is carried out starting from the information given by the interviewee. This method is the acronym of a Behavioural Event Interview or Interview based on behaviours / facts.

The STAR sequence is instead used to make the BEI method standardisable. It guarantees the detection of a behavioural episode in all its components. To detect a complete and measurable behavioural action the stimulus questions must be previously structured to investigate:
1. the situation that is the context in which the behaviour took place;
2. the Task or the objectives and the tasks envisaged;
3. the action chosen and implemented;
4. the result obtained or achieved.

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  • Category: Methodologies and pedagogical approaches
  • Country: Italy
  • Language: Italian
  • Type of file: Text file

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  • http://librettocompetenze.isfol.it/materiali/strumenti-esempi/7.%20Guida%20al%20metodo.pdf
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This project has been funded with support from the European Commission, though the ERASMUS+ programme. This publication reflects the views only of the author, and the Commission cannot be held responsible for any use which may be made of the information contained therein.

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