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3 Coaching and Feedback Free Online FlashCards

Study 3 Coaching and Feedback with 12 free online flashcards. Review key terms, definitions, and concepts with this interactive flashcard deck.

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01
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What is coaching at work?

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Coaching uses focused conversation, practice, and follow-up to improve performance and develop skills.

02
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What makes feedback actionable?

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It is timely, specific, and connected to an agreed goal or observable work standard.

03
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Why should positive feedback name what worked?

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Naming what worked helps the person understand which behavior to repeat.

04
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In SBI feedback, what does Situation identify?

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Situation identifies when and where the event occurred.

05
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After constructive SBI feedback, how can a coach invite the employee’s perspective?

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Ask an open question about what got in the way and what would help next time; this invites the employee’s perspective without treating assumptions as facts.

06
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How should a coaching conversation begin?

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State the performance goal or skill to work on, then check that both people understand the expectation in the same way.

07
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What belongs in a manageable development plan?

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Specify the skill or behavior to improve, the action to take, available support, and a time to review progress.

08
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How should performance management operate over time?

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It is an ongoing cycle of setting expectations, monitoring progress, developing skills, and recognizing results—not only a formal-review conversation.

09
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In SBI feedback, how should Behavior be described?

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Behavior describes what the coach saw or heard, without labeling the person or guessing motives.

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In SBI feedback, what does Impact explain?

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Impact explains the effect of the behavior on the work, team, customer, or coach.

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How should a coach ask and listen?

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Use open questions and listen to the person’s perspective before offering solutions.

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How should a coach explore options?

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Ask what the person could do differently; offer advice or demonstrate a skill when useful, without unnecessarily taking over problem-solving.