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In each of these example … Activities: - Conduct a literature review (at least 5 articles in peer reviewed journals) that relates to practice(s) and/or intervention(s) the agency uses. 30 0 obj <> endobj Under Competence 6 you will need to clearly outline a range of theories, methods and models of social work and how you apply these in your social work practice. The social worker: demonstrates a critical understanding of specific social work theories and other relevant theories and integrates this into bi-cultural social work practice; Suggested Learning Activities and Examples of Ways to Monitor/Evaluate (for the MSW CONCENTRATION LEARNING AGREEMENT) University of Montana School of Social Work updated 8/2017 Competency 2.1.1: Identify as a professional social worker and conduct him/herself accordingly. Keep a reflective journal log of professional development and challenges; submit to PI weekly for discussion in supervision. IDENTIFY AS A PROFESSIONAL SOCIAL WORKER:Activity Examples. ����@TF߱����BQ3�Z�Ē�ܐt�g�#krC@Cb�Q�]bH��Pe�ᠲ{�50�qT�=j=I~�� Using the Council on Social Work Education’s Social Work Competencies from the 2015 Educational Policy and Accreditation Standards, this list provides examples assignments and learning tasks that can be incorporated into social work courses, especially field education. Critical thinking is a personal competency which is essential for effective social work practice. Advocate for client access to needed resources. A�I�sF���̝;W����Zu~M;�4�X��U'�X ?�2����,-;[wz~K������G���7��i���7��a��f�����^����6��~����'��~'p������{k//��?��J�%ܿ?����Tf�՚��={��a�! � )d�b�&n��~`� �S3�f�. COMPETENCY-BASED EDUCATION Social Work education is competency-based. Competence 6: Competence to understand and articulate social work theories, indigenous practice knowledge, other relevant theories, and social work practice methods and models. Social workers promote social justice and social change with and on behalf of clients. As a result of this, the KU School of Social Welfare uses these Competencies and Practice Behaviors to guide both the activities completed in practicum and to evaluate the social work student’s progress in practicum. Suggested Learning Activities and Examples of Ways to Monitor/Evaluate (for the BSW LEARNING AGREEMENT) University of Montana School of Social Work updated 8/2017 Competency 2.1.1: Identify as a professional social worker and conduct him/herself accordingly. Competency one has allowed me to expand and increase my knowledge in my new role as a social work practitioner. �|�e]�U4sj7�k����YL�~8 *�ˤV�+��v̾m�. UNIVERSITY OF CHICAGO, SCHOOL OF SOCIAL SERVICE ADMINISTRATION. 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