(in Polish) Coaching w socjoterapii 11-CS-4SPZ-pw-s
1. Historical outline of coaching.
2. Types and definitions of coaching,
3. Areas of application of coaching, in particular in the field of sociotherapy
4. The goals of coaching, including coaching in sociotherapy
5. Roles and tasks of coaches. Coach's competences.
6. Differences between a coach and a counselor, therapist, trainer,
7. Coaching models (e.g. GROW) and ways of formulating a goal (e.g. SMART) and their application in the field of sociotherapy
8. Methods, techniques, tools used in coaching (eg value wheel, aphorisms, timeline, resource anchoring).
9. Coaching according to T. Gallwey's internal game model and parental coaching
10. The practice of theory - the use of coaching in sociotherapy.
Module learning aims
Information on where to find course materials
Major
Methods of teaching for learning outcomes achievement
Course module conducted remotely (e-learning)
Student workload (ECTS credits)
Cycle of studies
Module type
Year of studies (where relevant)
Pre-requisites in terms of knowledge, skills and social competences
Course coordinators
Learning outcomes
the student is able to:
provide definitions, key assumptions and basis for the development of coaching
explain the scope and purpose of coaching activities, describe the specific nature of coaching in the sociotherapy
exchange relationships and differences between coaching, psychotherapy, counseling
point out the rules for the organization, capabilities and limitations of the use of coaching, sociotherapy in particular,
construct a sample coaching sessions, including the ethical principles
conduct coaching meeting, depending on the needs of the customer with the principles of ethical
Assessment criteria
Written credit, test: open and closed questions
5– excellent knowledge, skills and personal and social competences
4.5 - very good knowledge, skills and personal and social competences
4.0 - good knowledge, skills and personal and social competences
3.5 - satisfactory knowledge, skills and personal and social competences, but with significant shortcomings
3.0 - satisfactory knowledge, skills and personal and social competences, but with numerous errors
2.0 - unsatisfactory knowledge, skills and personal and social competences
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