Invitational theory

The perceptual tradition focuses on: 

• The idea that all people matter.

  
  

• Exploring the perceptions within and among individuals and emphasizing the idea that people are not influenced by events themselves but by their perceptions of those events.

  
  

• Mutual respect among different groups.

  
  

The Self-Concept Theory maintains that:

• Behavior is mediated by the ways an individual views oneself, and that these views serve as both antecedent and consequence of human activity.

  
  

• Human behavior is the product of the unique ways individuals perceive the world.

  
  

•  Democracy is a social ideal based on the conviction that all people matter and can grow through participation in self governance.

  
  

Which are the 5 p's in domains?

• Personality

  People

  Politics

  Places

  Patient

• People

  Policies

  Places

  Programs

  Processes

• • Places

  • Product

  • Processes

  • Programs

  • Perception

• • People 

  • Policies

  • Programs

  • Perception

  • Patient

What is the Plus Factor?

• When an educator becomes so fluent over time that their skills seem effortless.

• The implicit expression of Invitational Theory, which requires care, discipline and deliberate planning over extended periods of time.

  
  

• A piece of information that helps prove that a certain legal requirement has been met.

Which section of the invitational Diagram does the concept “self professional” correspond to? 

• Levels

• Domains

• Elements

• Foundations

Which of the levels of personal and professional functioning is the least beneficial?

•  unintentionally disinviting

•  intentionally inviting

•  intentionally disinviting

•  unintentionally inviting

Which of the levels of personal and professional functioning is the most beneficial?

• intentionally disinviting

• unintentionally disinviting

• unintentionally inviting

• intentionally inviting

Democratic ethos is one of the foundations of Invitational Theory, but what does it mean?

• It is based on the idea that all people matter and can grow through participation in self-governance through dialogue, mutual respect and the importance of shared activities.

• It places consciousness at the centre of personal reality, in which individuals’ behaviour is not influenced by events so much as their perceptions of those events.

• It refers to a complex and dynamic system of learnt beliefs that each person holds to be true about their personal existence, which determines their behaviour.