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Family Therapy Role-Play Session
Family Therapy Role-Play Session
Rubric for evaluating student application of a therapeutic technique selected by students working with an at-risk population
Rubric Code:
D2W5683
By
PatriciaJanson
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Subject:
Nursing
Type:
Presentation
Grade Levels:
Graduate
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100 %
Poor
5 pts
Fair
10 pts
Good
15 pts
Excellent
20 pts
Rapport and professional presence
20 %
Poor
Hard a difficult time in the attempt to create conditions for a family therapy session in accord with the therapeutic modality chosen. Had difficulty demonstrating self-assurance and confidence in the application of skills. Looked at the instructor or others for help. Unable to elicit interaction and openness with the family. Builds poor rapport with family.
Fair
Makes an attempt to create conditions for a family therapy session in accord with the therapeutic modality chosen. Struggled to demonstrate some self-assurance and some confidence in the application of skills. Difficulty eliciting interaction and openness with the family. Builds fair rapport with family.
Good
Creates some conditions for a family therapy session in accord with the therapeutic modality chosen. Demonstrates some self-assurance and some confidence in the application of skills. Elicits interaction and openness with the family. Builds good rapport with family.
Excellent
Effectively creates the conditions for a family therapy session in accord with the therapeutic modality chosen. Including introducing themselves to the family. Demonstrates self-assurance and confidence in the application of skills. Elicits interaction and openness with the family. Builds excellent rapport with family.
Problem Identification
20 %
Poor
Unable to identify the family's problem and link it to the selected evidence based family therapy model.
Fair
Therapist identified the family's problem but struggled to link it to the selected evidence based family therapy model.
Good
Therapist identified the family's problem and somewhat linked it to the selected evidence based family therapy model.
Excellent
Therapist identified the family's problem and linked it clearly to the selected evidence based family therapy model
Knowledge of Therapeutic Technique
20 %
Poor
The selected evidence based family therapy was not demonstrated to impact family therapy session. Poor use of open-ended and exploratory questions.
Fair
Makes an attempt but struggled to accurately demonstrate knowledge of the evidenced based family therapy model. Fair use of open-ended and exploratory questions.
Good
Demonstrate some knowledge of the selected evidence based family therapy by attempting to apply the model chosen. Good use of open-ended and exploratory questions.
Excellent
Manifest knowledge of the selected evidenced based family therapy by approaching family with the chosen model. Excellent use of open-ended and exploratory questions.
Facilitation of session
20 %
Poor
Poor facilitation. Family seemed confused and lost. Did not respond with meaningful statements. Response was direct or vague.
Fair
Fair facilitation. Clarification needed to allow the family to respond to more meaningful statements.
Good
Student used facilitation well most of the time. Had some struggles to engage and allow the family to respond with more meaningful statements. For the most part, family responded well.
Excellent
Student used facilitation very well. Use of questioning allowed the family member to respond with more meaningful statements.
Termination/Follow Up
20 %
Poor
Student ended session suddenly
Fair
Student did not use any questions other than those for clarification. Did not provide strengths or helpful feedback of the session.
Good
Student demonstrated use of a couple of questions guiding termination of session. Summary of the session was short.
Excellent
Student demonstrated effective use of questions guiding termination of session. Summarized in detail beginning, middle and end of session pointing out how the strengths and helpful feedback of the technique applied in session.
Keywords:
ADv. Clinical Practice with Families and Couples
Subjects:
Psychology
Science
Social Sciences
Nursing
(General)
Types:
Presentation
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