The document discusses the changing role of a tutor and continuing professional development. It explains that continuing professional development helps tutors maintain and improve their knowledge and skills through activities like taking courses, reading, traveling, and working. The document then lists different ways tutors can do CPD, such as getting involved in research, subscribing to journals, attending conferences, and keeping reflections. It describes how a tutor's role has changed from being more of a disciplinarian and corrector to now being more of a motivator, creative, and patient role model. The document emphasizes the importance of reflection in CPD and improving as a tutor.

1. THE CHANGING ROLE OF A TUTOR Presentedby Katty Hidalgo

2. Continuing professional development (CPD) Continuing Professional Development (CPD) or Continuing Professional Education (CPE) is the means by which members of professional associations maintain, improve and broaden their knowledge and skills and develop the personal qualities required in their professional lives.

3. Bytaking Training Course BystudyingMastersorDoctorates By travelling and learningaboutdifferentcultures Byreading Byworking Howto do CPD

4. Gettinginvolved in practitionerresearch Becoming a subjectspecialistcoachç Subscribingto a subjectspecificjournal Attendingconferences Keeping up to date withyourreflections Speakingtoyour mentor Planningyou CPD fortheyear so it can becostedintotheinstitution´sbudget Registreringon a CPD module at a collegeoruniversity Otherways

5. Guider Helper Monitor Corrector Disciplinarian Strict Concerned Friendly Reflective Changes to the teacher’s role

6. Motivator Agile Lively Personal Creative Dedicated Jovial Tolerant Dynamic Patient

7. Reflectingonexperience Reflectingon a difficultsession CPD, the lfL and reflective practice