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Whakairo kaupapa

In this phase of the supervision session, we make the connections between our theories (reflective ponderings of patterns) and actual practice.

Connecting theory to principled practice

Often within supervision there is a lot of discussion, and this part of the process creates the space for the kaitiaki to articulate what they have learned, discovered and reflected on in the session.​

It enables kaitiaki to make the connections between the theories informing their practice and their actual practice, enhancing social work professionalism as informed practice is theory based.​

Both roles can acknowledge the koha (gifts) that have been exchanged in terms of learning and what has been developed between them.

Prompts: skills, knowledge and behaviours

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