Category: Social Work
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Engagement in Social Work Field Education Experience
Social workers, who regularly communicate with diverse clients and colleagues, might face engagement challenges and barriers to establishing initial relationships. The generalist approach to social work guides a planned change in various areas of practice (Garthwait, 2017). Based on the Generalist Intervention Model (GIM), engagement is the first phase of the planned change process, requiring…
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Report on Social Worker Interview: Christa Countee
For this assignment, I decided to interview Christa Countee, Director of Field Education/Lecturer California State University East Bay department of social work who has a Master’s degree in Social Welfare from the University Of California Berkeley (MSW). Her specialization is child welfare and her social work experience spans over 17 years. Transcripts of the interview:…
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Rehabilitation of Child Soldiers by Social Workers
The problem of child troops is a current scourge with a lengthy history. The occurrence, which was once common, was assumed to be fading away as the political institution arose. Despite this, it may now be seen on nearly every continent and in virtually every fight, but it is seldom seen within organized forces. Reintegration…
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Social Work as an Important Element of Society
Social work is an essential element of society, which ensures that people in need can get aid and assistance from skilled professionals. It is important to understand the main directives of its development and potential, which leads to the formation of certain ideas about it. In this regard, understanding the essence of social work from…
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Pragmatic Approach and Practice Pyramid in Social Work
For social workers, it is essential to interpret the complex behavior of the people they work with. For the elucidating of people’s behavior, it is necessary to understand the theory that lies behind the people’s actions and society in general. Practice Pyramid is one of the models aimed to help social work students to apply…
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Social Work Theory Critique
Table of Contents Agency Intro Theories and Intervention Reflection References Agency Intro Agency Description/Mission The agency where the volunteer work was done is the organization under the title Faith and Light, founded by Jean Vanier in France in 1971. Originated as a system of facilities in France, the agency has expanded its operations to other…
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12 Tenets for Social Work Practice
I think that after reading the 12 Tenets for Social Work Practice, my understanding of the profession’s purpose indeed deepened. I liked how all the main aspects of the profession are presented clearly and concisely so that they can serve as the orientation and/or reminder for every social worker. Therefore, in this paper, I would…
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Social Work & Movements of Refugees and Migrants
Table of Contents Introduction Evaluation of Conventional Social Work Limitations Addressing the Issue Limitations in the Shape of Negative Political Response to Immigrants Radical Restrictionism Progressive Approach to Social Work Through Globalization Conclusion Reference list Introduction For the last decade international community has experienced vibrant movements of migrants and refugees. However, the international laws surrounding…
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Developing and Using Power in Social Work
Power and politics are significant phenomena in social work since the two help professionals participate and succeed in advocating for policy changes. That is why social workers should not be afraid of gaining and using power to deal with their professional tasks. There are multiple power resources, and individuals can choose which one to follow.…
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Social Work Services in a School Environment
In a school environment, educational goals are achieved through the social support of the students, parents and staff members. This is because they need each other so that they can deliver services. The school and the entire community should have a binding relationship with the pupils. Social workers need to have a new approach to…