SISXPLD002 — Deliver recreation sessions

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82 assessable components: 5 elements (20 performance criteria), 14 performance evidence and 43 knowledge evidence requirements, plus 5 foundation skills. An audit-defensible tool maps every question and task back to these — that mapping is the coverage matrix Auditori generates alongside the assessment.

Elements & performance criteria

1 Prepare for activity session.

1.1Review session plan and confirm session objectives and activities.
1.2Check and prepare physical environment to meet session requirements and identify and respond to factors that may impact session delivery.
1.3Select and set up resources suited to activity session.
1.4Assess characteristics and capabilities of participants on arrival through observation and questioning, and adjust session plan as needed.

2 Introduce the session.

2.1Explain session objectives and activities using communication suited to participant characteristics.
2.2Provide clear information about safety procedures, safe behaviour, safe areas and boundaries.
2.3Advise participants of roles and responsibilities of activity leaders and communication protocols to use during activities.
2.4Encourage participants to ask questions and seek advice before and during session.

3 Deliver the activity session.

3.1Sequence and pace activities according to session plan adjusting according to participant need.
3.2Implement techniques suitable for leading the activity and suited to participant needs.
3.3Provide clear and accurate instructions and demonstrations for activities.
3.4Monitor participant technique and safety, and provide feedback and corrective instruction based on observations.
3.5Respond to individual participant difficulties and modify their activities to suit needs and to ensure engagement and comfort.
3.6Facilitate effective group interaction to maintain group control, engagement and safety.

4 Encourage and support participants during activities.

4.1Encourage and respond to participant questions about activities and their technique.
4.2Use communication techniques that provide positive reinforcement and motivation to participants.
4.3Highlight participant key strengths and provide information about technique.

5 Evaluate session.

5.1Seek participant feedback and evaluate satisfaction with session.
5.2Evaluate own performance and identify areas for improvement.
5.3Complete session documentation and evaluation according to organisational record keeping procedures.

Performance evidence

Evidence of the ability to complete tasks outlined in elements and performance criteria of this unit in the context of the job role, and:
deliver three predesigned group recreation sessions:
each with a minimum duration of 30 minutes
each with at least six participants
deliver at least one of the above three sessions to one of the following participant groups:
children, or
older people, or
people with disability
for each of the above three sessions:
prepare environment and resources
brief participants and provide safety information tailored to the environment and types of activities
use demonstration and communication techniques suited to participant needs
modify at least two aspects of the session plan and activities in response to participant needs
complete accurate session documentation and evaluation reports.

Knowledge evidence

organisational record keeping procedures for session delivery and evaluation
different types of recreational sessions typically offered by the recreation sector and how leadership of activities varies from teaching, training and coaching for skills acquisition:
non-instructional, non-competitive physical activity programs for leisure
games-based activities
after-school and holiday care programs
creative programs
social interaction programs
roles and responsibilities of different activity leaders and support staff
environmental factors that may impact session delivery and how to respond:
noise
indoor venue climate control and ventilation
exposure to uncomfortable or extreme weather conditions outdoors
safety considerations for recreational activity sessions and importance of clear and accurate briefing information:
hazards in outdoor locations, and safety measures used to manage these
risks associated with activity resources and equipment
safety procedures and how participants can signal difficulties
appropriate spacing for group numbers and activity types
established phases of activity sessions and their underpinning rationale:
introduction and safety briefing
activity
wrap-up
participant considerations for session delivery, and ways of adjusting planned session activities:
age
physical capabilities, injuries and medical conditions
level of experience in the recreation activity
older people including how to meet the physical, emotional and motivational needs
people with disability including how to focus on capabilities and consult to identify needs and preferences for assistance during sessions
demonstration and instruction techniques suitable for leading recreation activities
ways of varying instruction and modifying activities:
to meet the needs different participant characteristics within a group
to cater for individual abilities within a group
communication techniques used for the following, and how they may vary depending on participant profile:
establishing rapport with group
maintaining group cohesion and control
providing clear instructions and demonstrations in a group environment
motivating and encouraging participants of different abilities to keep them engaged and challenged
providing constructive feedback and positive reinforcement
factors to consider in session evaluation:
suitability of physical environment and availability of suitable resources
structure and timing
suitability of activities and resources for session objectives
participant feedback
leader communication.

Foundation skills

Reading: interpret sometimes unfamiliar session plans which include activity-specific terminology and abbreviations.
Writing: use fundamental sentence structure to complete records that require factual and subjective information.
Oral communication: provide clear and unambiguous information to participants using language and terms easily understood.
Numeracy: monitor and adjust session plan timings to meet requirements of session duration.
Problem-solving: critically evaluate successes and failures of sessions to contribute to improvements.

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