What should be done after implementing a plan, according to the POIE Model?

After implementing a plan within the framework of the POIE Model, evaluating its success is a critical step. This evaluation allows individuals or organizations to assess whether the implemented plan is meeting its objectives and goals. By analyzing the outcomes, one can determine what has worked well, what hasn’t, and why, which is essential for making informed adjustments or improvements.

Assessing success provides valuable feedback that informs future planning, decision-making, and strategy development. This process ensures accountability and helps to refine methods, ultimately contributing to more effective and efficient future initiatives.

Other options, such as ignoring results, starting a new plan immediately, or reviewing only past plans, would not facilitate learning from the experience or leveraging insights for future success. Instead, focusing on evaluation encourages a systematic approach to continuous improvement and fosters a culture of reflection and adaptation.