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    This essay aims to provide a critical overview of both social work practice and education in Spain. An analysis of social work practice and education will be undertaken in relation to the history, traditions and ideologies of the country. Furthermore, an examination and analysis of emergent international demands in relation to social work practice and education will be conducted. Lastly a critical comparison of social work practice and education within Spain and the UK will be provided, in an…

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    My adherence to the tenets of critical realism informs my teaching philosophy. Using the philosophical lens of critical realism, I see that students’ background, beliefs, abilities, values, skills, engagement style, and adherence to social work values and standards are different in every class. As an instructor, I feel it is important to understand each classroom dynamics to enhance students’ learning experiences. So, my basic teaching philosophy is to understand diversity and be open to diverse…

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    Social Workers Identity

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    Value systems construct social worker’s identity. It guides practice, social policy and establishes purpose in the field of social work. As a critical social worker, I will operate on the core value of non-judgment which is align with the social work Code of Ethics. This value will help determine use of theories, practice models and direct practice skills to address problems at micro-macro levels to avoid a dichotomous practice. The use of theories sort emotions from logic to help practitioners…

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    Social Work Experience

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    As social workers identifying their own stories, being a great starting point in discovering personal knowledge and understanding and how this is integrated into professional knowledge, insight and experience (Cree and Davidson, 2000). Opening a safe space to challenge previously held attitudes, beliefs and values, allows for a ‘deep learning’ from one another, through dialogue. To critically reflect on different ways of knowing/other ways of seeing can be a rewarding experience. Reflecting on…

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    purpose of this report is for me to develop critical awareness and self-reflection of core social welfare competencies experienced while volunteering with the Healthy Living for Seniors Program (HLSP). The HLSP is a UnitingCare community day program for people over the age of 65 years thus the field of practice is “aged care” (Chenoweth & McAuliffe 2012, p. 141). The program is designed to support the health and wellbeing of their clients through a focus on social participation, independence and…

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    The strategies and interventions planned by any social worker hugely depends on the way they view their clients’ problems through the sociological lens. The success of interventions in any social domain is impossible without a thorough understanding of the nature, extent, assumptions, stereotypes and complexities of the issue. In the context of domestic violence, there seems to be an urgent need for social workers and agencies to acquire an in-depth understanding of the seriousness of the issue,…

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    Social Work In Canada

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    and this leads to the growth and establishment of the social work profession in Canada. Nowadays, a large number of international students reach here with the expectation of developing their career in the field of social work. They have entered into the profession with a strong determination, and they work hard to eliminate social evils in the society. Nevertheless, they cannot fulfill their visions as the field is subjugated by white social workers. (Razack & Badwall, 2006, page. 56). This is…

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    Professional social worker follow what is known as the NASW Code of Ethics which are values, principles, and standards in regards to their clients (NASW, 1999). For example, when implementing Evidence-Based Treatments in the VA, issues have arisen with the effectiveness…

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    become a social worker (703 words) Early in my adolescence, I discovered the value of community-based, experiential learning practices, while working with various social service organizations that support diverse populations. These experiences sparked my interested in working with individuals in a helping capacity, which led me to pursue a degree in Sociology and Child, Youth, & Family Studies. My education and continued activism in the social services have inspired me to pursue a career in…

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    Introduction I am a social worker working for a non-government organisation and I am working in a rural town with a population of around 10,000-14,000. This rural town is five hours away from the closest city. For the purpose of this assignment we are going to go by this rural town as Kimba. In recent years the mental health status among families, individuals and communities in…

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