FIELD EXPERIENCE SUPERVISOR FEEDBACK FORM 1 - mcgill 2025

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Program description The Competency-Based Achievement System (CBAS) was designed to measure competence using 3 main principles: formative feedback, guided self-assessment, and regular face-to-face meetings. The CBAS is resident driven and provides a framework for meaningful interactions between residents and advisors.
The Competency Improvement Plan (CIP) is a supportive tool that Co-operating Teachers and Supervisors can use, in collaboration with the teacher candidate, to clarify areas of concern around a teacher candidates performance (based on the teacher candidates expected level and demonstration of competency acquisition
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