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    Family In Barn Analysis

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    the male figures, husband, brothers, sons, are outside tending to work while the women are staying inside tending to the house and up keeping their belongings. However, as Lange explained, “life of the migrants is not a succession of vacation camping trips. Men, women, and children work.” Considering most of migrant farmers pay depended on the quantity of the crops picked, there would not have been the double standard for the work that needed to be done. But, it seems as if “pioneer life was…

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    Ethics This case scenario follows two brothers, Woojin, and older brother Lin Woo. In this case the ethical responsibilities of a social worker are shown to be violated or upheld. The social worker, Matt, manages Lin Woo’s case. Lin Woo suffers from depression disorder, and has a drinking and prescription drug (opioid) abuse. Woojin, Lin Woo’s younger brother, wants him to be admitted into a psychiatric hospital for treatment. Matt however feels differently, this is where I will discuss the…

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    Introduction As professionals, social workers must adhere to the National Association of Social Workers (NASW) Code of Ethics. The importance of cultural competency is highlighted in code 1.05 Cultural Competence and Social Diversity which states that social workers should have an understanding of cultural strengths in order to provide culturally sensitive and competent services (National Association of Social Workers [NASW], 2008). According to the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services…

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    I’m a leader. All my life, I’ve taken command of my own life, whether it be with school, extra-curriculars, or simple everyday situations. I prided myself on taking initiative and leading a group to success. For me, being a leader was inherent while being a follower was unnatural. I was still team player, but I inadvertently added a nonexistent “I” to team. Even in situations where a leader in unnecessary, I still tried to asset myself among my teammates. Up to the end of sophomore year, I saw…

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    I first started looking for a summer internship during the spring 2015 school semester. I used various outlets and applied to many jobs in Long Island, NY and in Albany, NY. I found that using career websites, such as CareerSaint or Indeed.com, did not result in me finding much because I would send out my resume, and not really know who my resume went to so I could not follow up with the company if I wanted to. So, I started researching online, mainly using search engines such as Google.com,…

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    Research Question: How will work ethic affect poverty in the future? Introduction: Poverty has always been a significantly large problem. The definition of poverty is the state of being extremely poor. So many people around the world have very little income and can barely provide for themselves, let alone if they have a family. There is a certain line known as the poverty line, which is being under the estimated minimum level of income in which those in poverty need to be able to provide for…

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    SC placed call to both Pa and provider on 10/08/2015 at 2:31-3:13 PM to check status of worker. Pa stated that his informal back-up support Cyreeta Allen is unavailable and he is in neighbor and former PAS Trendy and friend Willie Brown is helping him to complete ADLs and IADLs. Nevertheless he was eager to know when the agency provider Liberty Resource Home Choice (LRHC) will provide a permanent PAS. SC end call with Pa and place call to LRHC. SC spoke with Deloris explained the Pa…

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    “everything worth having is worth working for”. As a result, from a very early age they put me to work. To this day, I can accredit my hard work ethic to the shaping that my parents conducted during my childhood. My behavior was impacted by shaping because I would never expect to be given money for free. If I wanted a candy bar at the store it required me to pull weeds. If I wanted a $20.00 toy, then I would have to work multiple jobs so that my parents would pay me .50. Then I would have to…

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    & Turn Excuses Into Results is a great read for leaders who want to face reality in their role and change the culture of what doesn’t work. The author of this book, CY Wakeman, takes personal experiences and turned them into a motivational testimony to leaders in organizations. Everyone can and will have a different take away and hopefully realize that your work place doesn’t have to feel like the last place you want to go every day. The premise of this book is to get leaders to change the way…

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    Calm composed mind and strong work ethic have been the characteristics of a wise man. Fortunately, I have acquired these traits through football - the sport that I love. I have never been the most skilled defensive lineman throughout high school football, but a composed mind and strong work ethic have given me an edge. In tenth grade, I decided to play tackle football (a sport that I have not played in a long time) and in the beginning everything seemed like a struggle. One example is when the…

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