Individual Learning Plans by Melisa Elek

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An ILP is a form that helps the learner to evaluate their skills and how they feel about the course.

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records of an individual learner's aims/goals for a course

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An ILP is informed by the leaner's own skills, past experiences, their aims of the course etc.

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A student's education background, their needs, previous qualifications, & their goals/vocation

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At the start of the course

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At the beginning of the course, in the first few sessions

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At the end or when they have achieved their aims

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As & when needed, definitely at the end of the course to check how thy feel they're doing

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To get a picture of what a student needs or wants out of the course, to help with planning, & to see what their goals are/help them achieve their goals

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They're important because it helps the learner understand where they are in their journey and helps them know what they want to get out of the course. It also helps to inform the tutor about what support they need or what they want to learn.

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The plan for the student's learning that takes into account the individuals, needs, preferences, goals and current working levels.

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The initial assessment of their abilities, their preferences on how they like to learn, information from previous settings, their goals and longer term ambitions.

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After completing an initial assessment period.

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Reviewed at regular intervals (termly) or if needed, for example if the current approach isn't working.

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They mean teaching is more likely to be effective and relevant to the individual.