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| 6 Core Social Work Values |
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service
social justice
dignity and worth of the person
importance of human relationships
integrity
competence |
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| 6 Ethical Standards for Social Work Practicd |
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Clients
Colleagues
Practice Settings
Professionalism
Social Work Profession
Broader Society |
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| Generalist Social Work Practicd |
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| being knowledgeable about a variety of client systems and having a general set of knowledge and skills |
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| collaborating with an individual to recognize strengths with a lent and relating those strengths to a goal |
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strengths based approach
reconstructing/constructing a person's perspective in regard to a challenging life situation
client makes their own plan |
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direct provider
system linkage
system maintenance and enhancement
research
system development |
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| ways to develop cultural competence |
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read books/magazines
attend festivals
watch a TV show/movie in a different language
attend a service in a different religious institution |
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| 3 milestones in SWRK History |
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Elizabethan Poor Laws
Settlement Houes and Charitable Organization Societies
New Deal |
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system aimed at creating social and economic justice
does everyone have access to necessities?
an issue of social justice |
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| Roots of the US social service system |
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| religious organizations and teachings |
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| having inadequate financial resources |
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individual is responsible
societal structures is responsible |
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short term/episodic
chronic/absolute |
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understanding the need to address diversity and examining individual experiences
responding respectfully to all people and in a manner that recognizes and values the worth of individuals, families, and communities to protect and preserve the dignity of each |
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| emphasizes the impact of the physical and social environment on the person |
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explains human behavior in terms of reciprocal relationships among the elements in the system
when one part changes, the whole thing must also change (i.e. family member dying or being born) |
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| strengths based perspective |
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| focusing the client-worker relationship on client strengths to recognize client uniqueness and self-worth |
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identifying someone first as a person and then by their trait in order to maintain dignity and worth of the human person
person with a disability rather than disabled person |
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| racism, agesim, heterosexism, ableism, classism, sexism, religious discrimination |
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