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    Story”, Sean Begg is an 8 year old boy with Down Syndrome. Him and his parents had been enduring a seven year fight to have Sean placed in a regular public school. Previously, he was enrolled in a contained classroom in a school for children with disabilities. Throughout the film, audiences are able to observe the controversial experiences Sean and his family withstood as well as compare his new life in a general education classroom to his former life in a special education classroom. Analyzing…

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    My personal circumstances have influenced my character, thus creating the person that I am now and influencing the aspirations I have for the future. In Greek, “Vanessa” means, “butterfly.” The meaning of my name represents my personality traits of patience and tenderness. The stages of a butterfly require time and mustn’t be rushed. The steady process a butterfly goes through embodies the virtue of patience. The delicacy and tenderness of a butterfly’s presence provides a soothing effect in a…

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    Behaviors In Adolescents

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    child. Many people are not aware that there are mental illnesses which cause the sudden outburst in many adolescents, these outbursts are usually modified by medication but corrected with behavior techniques (White, 2016). By observing the agency, the social worker came to the conclusion the proposed macro concern is the lack of behavioral job interviewing skills programs for students who are aging out aged sixteen through eighteen in the day treatment program. Behavior problem students should…

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    Model Minority Myth

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    psychological effects to Asian Americans of being stereotyped as model minority citizens. I am also interested in how the model minority myth impacts social interactions between Asian Americans and other Americans. The model minority myth is one of the most pervasive ethnic stereotypes in American culture. Research has shown that over ninety-nine percent of Asian American adolescents report an experience of being stereotyped as a model Asian. (Kiang, Witkow, & Thompson, 109) The stereotype views…

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    In society, we are provided with social welfare programs that provide services to many different people such as the homeless, the elderly, children, those with disabilities, and especially single mothers. In some of our public-assistance programs, there are social networks that are directed towards aiding low-income single mothers by providing extra help to manage the many pressures of work and families. In the article Social Network Development among Low-Income Single Mothers: Potential for…

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    examines the intersections between disability, dependency, and social class. Philip Wakem and Mr. Tulliver’s dependencies are viewed differently by society, influenced by their individual social class and financial status. Within the story, Philip Wakem is the most prevalent disabled character. Though he does not have a congenital disability, his spinal injury as an infant results in a near lifelong disability. Fortunately, his family resides in a higher social class, allowing him to be raised…

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    In the contemporary British social work, it is largely spread the perception of a current crisis, due to rapid changes that take place in our everyday lives. The 'crisis' nature is about the urgent need for this profession to clarify and establish its identity. ‘Indeed we have only the most general ideas of what we are trying to produce, what constitutes the essential skill of the social worker and consequently still more varied ideas as to how to set about it’ (Younghusband, 1959, p.28). The…

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    I believe that the referral process is the formal request for assistance. Bryant, Bryant and Smith, indicated besides the general education teacher a referral can come from parents, social service agency, public health nurses, day care professionals, or doctors (Bryant, Bryant, & Smith, 2017, p. 224). This referral brings a team of professionals together to focus on the student’s needs. This team is composed of the general education…

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    Coming from a long line of military in my family this issue hits home, the neglect of veterans, coming home from war with little or no assistances. My Dad severed in the United State Marine during the Vietnam War. He was a proud Jar head, my uncle also severed during that time was navy my cousin’s army all served in the Gulf War and a niece in the Air Force. Veterans have gone off to fight, as early as the civil war, and have come home to the cold shoulder from the government. My dad would have…

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    Working With Children Who Have Biologically Based Mental Disorders: A Bioecological Model, there has been some supportive and unsupportive characteristics for the evidenced based process (EBP) question. As stated in the annotated bibliography the EBP question is which programs will be the most effective and reliable for verbally and nonverbally abused disabled and nondisabled children? This question will help provide social workers with valuable information on which intervention would be…

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