Unit Award Scheme
110535 THE FEAR PROJECT (UNIT 5): LEARNING RESILIENCE AND SELF-MONITORING
In successfully completing this unit, the Learner will have | Evidence needed | |
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shown knowledge of | ||
1 | Angela Duckworth’s book ‘Grit’ and how to identify practical strategies to employ for own resilience | Summary sheet |
2 | the book on ‘psychological fear’ by Martyn Stewart and how to identify practical strategies to employ for own resilience | Summary sheet |
acquired an understanding of | ||
3 | at least three situations when anxiety (psychological fear) was incorrectly identified and labelled as ‘fear’ by themself and the reason for doing so via a presentation | Student completed work |
4 | at least three repetitive responses to psychological fear and why they can restrict their resilient behaviours via a presentation | Student completed work |
demonstrated the ability to | ||
5 | complete Rotter’s locus of control personality test and actively engage in practical activities to improve towards a higher ‘internal’ locus of control score | Summary sheet |
6 | monitor own actions and language for repetitive negative behaviours they may use in response to own psychological fear to inform a self-monitoring plan of action | Student completed work |
7 | score a minimum of 80% on a test of psychological fear related content, ie worry, anxiety, panic, to inform a self-monitoring plan of action | Student completed work |
8 | write a self-monitoring plan of action including focus, self-talk and the ‘three c’s’ (commitment, challenge and control) related to developing resilience | Student completed work |
experienced | ||
9 | taking part in a minimum of twelve hours exploring the concepts of psychological fear via discussion, videos and reading to assist the development of own self-monitoring plan | Summary sheet |
10 | taking part in a personal skills challenge in an unsupported and familiar environment to test learned strategies of resilience. | Summary sheet |
All outcomes recorded on an AQA Summary Sheet
Approved 4 May 2018Level - Level Three