Free printable · Ontario
CPD reflection worksheet
Connect one learning activity to your professional development objective.
The College asks registrants to record a brief reflection on how an activity enhanced knowledge or skills, or supported a self-assessment objective. This printable worksheet offers prompts to help you draft that reflection. It is optional and does not replace the College's tracking sheet or self-assessment.
Print this page and write on it, or use the prompts in your own notes. Do not include client names or identifying details. Keep your records securely.
Ontario CPD: one activity, one reflection
Free worksheet from Special Learning · independent of the College
Activity and date: __________________________________________________________
1. What did you want to learn or improve?
Link the activity to a relevant professional development objective, if applicable.
2. What did you learn or reconsider?
Note an idea or skill from the activity in your own words.
3. How does it relate to your practice?
Describe how it enhanced your knowledge or skills, or supported your objective. Leave out identifying details.
4. What will you do next?
Record a practical next step or a question to explore, if useful.
Keep your activity tracking sheet and supporting documentation separately; this worksheet is not a credit or eligibility determination.
College guidance: cpbao.ca/cpo_resources/continuing-professional-development-cpd-program-resources/
Keep the rest of the record
The College's record-keeping guidance lists the cycle dates, activity date and category, relevant content category, activity description and reflection among the items to track. It asks registrants to retain their tracking sheet and supporting documentation for five years. Check the College's record-keeping guidance and self-assessment guidance for current requirements.
For a broader view of hours, use the free Ontario CPD Planner; determine your own eligibility and keep the College's required records.
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