Parannusviitekehoitus

Parannusviitekehoitus is a Finnish term that translates to "improvement reference" or "enhancement reference" in English. It is a concept that arises in various contexts, primarily in fields related to feedback, development, and assessment. Essentially, a parannusviitekehoitus refers to a specific point or piece of information that serves as a basis for suggesting or implementing an improvement.

This concept is frequently encountered in professional environments, such as during performance reviews or project evaluations. When an employee or a team receives feedback, a parannusviitekehoitus would be the concrete observation or data point that leads to the suggestion for change. For example, if a sales team's performance is below target, the specific number of lost deals or a particular customer complaint could serve as the parannusviitekehoitus for developing new sales strategies.

In educational settings, a parannusviitekehoitus can be a student's mistake on an assignment or a specific area of weakness identified in an assessment. This reference point then informs the teacher's feedback and the student's subsequent learning plan. The core idea is that an improvement is not suggested in a vacuum but is tied to a discernible issue or opportunity. It provides a clear justification and direction for any proposed changes or developmental actions, making the process of improvement more targeted and effective.