Prepare the judgement to bring to a peer exchange
Sharpens what to bring to a peer exchange — the specific question, the position the advisor holds and why, and where they suspect their own judgement may be off — so peer time tests real judgement rather than recounting cases.
In / outCase or decision to calibrate + advisor's current position → sharpened calibration question with position and suspected blind spots named
You might say…
“I'd get to peer supervision and spend most of the time explaining the background rather than getting to what I actually needed help seeing.”
What it does
Single-judgement skill: ahead of a peer supervision session or advisory circle, the advisor points it at a case, decision, or recurring pattern they want calibrated and it sharpens what to actually put to peers — the specific question, the position they hold and why, and where they suspect their own judgement may be off. Used before structured peer exchange so the time is spent testing real judgement rather than recounting cases, with the advisor confirming what is genuinely uncertain.
Trigger: Use before any structured peer exchange — supervision session, advisory circle, peer consultation — to prepare the calibration question worth asking.
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