Assessment 2 - Knowledge Quiz. Opens: Monday, September 7 (start of Week 9) Closes: either 5 days after it is opened OR 11:55PM Friday September 25 (week 11), whichever comes first. You will find access to the quiz under the Assessment tile in Moodle. You will be given 3 attempts to score 100%. Failing to attain mark of 100% or higher will result in a Not Yet Satisfactory grade for this assessment.
This will be the Week 9 and final session for the Term 4 electives, with the sessions devoted to devotions, sharing, guest speakers and practical applications of what has been learned in the course until now. Since we will not be viewing videos at these sessions, you will be responsible for watching your videos independently, with the view towards bringing any questions and discussion to the session to share if needed. Guest Speaker: Ps Vanessa Druce Below are the details for each elective as a reminder of which course and module to view during the week: NAT11088003 - Introduction to Pastoral Care Unit 7: Pastoral Care Module 9: Debriefing and Confidentiality BSBXTW401 – Lead and Facilitate a Team Unit 7: Leading Teams Module 9: Longevity and Succession
NAT11088001 - Induct disciples into the central beliefs and practices of a church. Unit 3: Discipleship 1 Module 9: Christian Hope
Assessment 2 – Provision of care role play and reflection Due Date: Friday September 11 (Week 9) You will be given two scenarios for which you must video-record yourself role-playing the provision of care using the skills you have learnt throughout the unit. Upon completing your role-play, you must reflect on how you could improve your care provision in a real-life situation.
Assessment 2 - Knowledge Quiz. Opens: Monday, September 7 (start of Week 9) Closes: either 5 days after it is opened OR 11:55PM Friday September 25 (week 11), whichever comes first. You will find access to the quiz under the Assessment tile in Moodle. You will be given 3 attempts to score 100%. Failing to attain mark of 100% or higher will result in a Not Yet Satisfactory grade for this assessment.
Assessment 1 – Disciple others into the foundational beliefs, practices and ministry of their church. Due Date: Friday, September 25 (Week 11) This assessment could be complex and so students should begin working on it as early as possible. Use the Assessment 1 Assessment Document to Disciple others into the foundational beliefs, practices and ministry of their church.
Assessment 3 – Care for self and others in ministry Due Date: Friday September 25 (week 11) Execute your self-care plan and record your progress in a journal throughout the term. Provide a basic level of care to those you engage with within your church community throughout the term using the skills you have learnt in this unit. Log and reflect on your provision of care. At the end of the term, debrief with a leader in your church who has experience in pastoral care about your self-care and care throughout the term.
Assessment 3 – Execute your plan and evaluate your performance Due Date: Friday September 25 (Week 11) Execute your team plan from Assessment 1, incorporating input from your team. Record your progress in a logbook and evaluate your performance.
This will be the first session of Term 4 for the second set of electives for the Class of 2025, with the sessions devoted to devotions, sharing, guest speakers and practical applications of what has been learned in the course until now. Please remember that we will not be viewing course module videos at these sessions, which is a departure from previous terms. Therefore you will be responsible for watching your videos independently, with the view towards bringing any questions and discussion to the session to share if needed. Guest Speaker: TBA Below you will see the details for each available elective as a reminder of which course and module to view during the week: NAT11088003 - Introduction to Pastoral Care Unit 8: Pastoral Care Module 1: What is Pastoral Care? BSBCMM411 - Speaking from the Platform Unit 8: Platform Module 1: The purpose of Speaking in a ministry setting BSBXTW401 - Leading Teams Unit 8: Leading Teams Module 1: Introduction to Leading Teams NAT11088004 - Good News to the Community Unit 8: Community Module 1: Introduction to Proclaiming the Good News
On Sunday morning at 2:00am in the early morning of October 4, clocks will move forward one hour in the following states and territories: ACT NSW South Australia Tasmania Victoria
