Instructions The field log provides a concrete means for the student to: Account for professional activity in the field placement Demonstrate professional development related to contracted learning experiences and the traditional-year competencies Reflect on professional growth and development Provide information that facilitates dialogue between the student and Field Supervisor Document for the Field Supervisor, … Read more
Upon hearing the stories of sometimes horrific atrocities clients or client families have experienced, you as a social worker may find yourself confronting existential “why” questions. For example: Why do horrible events happen to good people? Why do people abuse their children? Trying to make sense of such trauma is not easy, and you may … Read more
Based on the readings, explain why/how norm violations stimulate imagined interaction (II) activity. Provide your own example of a situation where a norm violation caused you to engage in an II. How might memorable messages be relevant to norm violations? Analyze a memorable message (MM) from one of the readings in terms of the schemas … Read more
Response should be 2-3 paragraphs in length, and include appropriate grammar, spelling, cohesion, and thoughtfulness. Discuss a social problem that concerns you. How does that social problem relate to issues of diversity, social justice, or at-risk populations? Incorporate and cite relevant research.
Please see attachment for addtional information. This assignment provides an opportunity for students to complete a thorough case review of a client (Lisa). Students will assess Lisa’s case through a case study that provides several vignette’s regarding Lisa’s experience child welfare and substance usage. This case study illustrates the journey made by Lisa, a parent … Read more
As a member of the Executive Team for an organization serving vulnerable children, you have been tasked to prepare a report summarizing the development of a program to support these children. Your task as an experienced manager hoping to convince others to address the problem is to prepare an Issue. The brief should be between … Read more
1. Where did the earliest hominids live? What were relationships like between men and women during the Paleolithic age? 2. How did the Neolithic age change the so-called “nomadic” lifestyle of humans? 3. Which ethnic/cultural group founded Mesopotamia and what was the society like, politically, socially, and economically? 4. Where were the Phoenicians and Israelites … Read more
Triple Notes on “Virtue Theory and Abortion” To gain a better sense of how someone might apply the Aristotelian approach to ethics to real-life cases, read and write triple notes on “Virtue Ethics and Abortion” (Hursthouse) Actions. Focus your attention on how the framework for the discussion shifts from rightness or wrongness of an … Read more
Chances are someone has asked you to keep a secret at some point in your life. But what if that secret involved someone harming themselves or another person who was in immediate danger? Would you feel compelled to tell? Thankfully, this question of when to divulge information to outside parties is not a mystery … Read more
Imagine you are working with an established client. The client’s appointment is late in the evening, and you are tired when it ends. You normally take notes during the session and then submit the electronic documentation immediately afterward, when it is fresh in your mind. This time, however, you tell yourself, “It can wait … Read more