I have a reflective self-assessment essay for a Masters' in Social Work Program, Can someone write it?

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Rubric For Reflective Self-Assessment

ASSIGNMENTS:

I. REFLECTIVE SELF-ASSESSMENT This assignment addresses that part of social work practice that you believe to be the most difficult for you to perform. A central part of the paper should be a candid, open examination of how your own perceptions, attitudes, values, experiences, emotions and stereotypes may influence your ability to perform this particular aspect of social work practice. Among examples discussed in class are topics such as:

1. Resistance to engagement: open/subtle hostility from clients.

2. Cultural variance of clients and workers: race, status, political, sexual expression differences etc.

3. Clients who evoke images from one’s past; parents, adolescence, siblings, peers, childhood etc.

4. Special populations: abusers, handicapped, gay/lesbian/transgendered, aged, mandated, women, children, ethnic minorities, elderly, etc. Others you may desire to select (Please discuss these with me prior to doing this assignment).

After thoroughly defining and describing the practice aspect you select, write a first person, personal narrative to include personal dimensions of how this problem/situation may have somehow touched your life, and which: 1) Examines the roots of your perceived difficulty both by reviewing your own involvement and by reviewing the salient professional literature on the subject. 2) Applies theories discussed in class and in the required readings to your assessment. 3) The final section should be a thoughtful description of the personal plan you must devise while in the MSW program to address these perceived challenges to optimal professional practice.

Limit the body of your paper to 6 to 8 typewritten, double-spaced pages, using a 12-pointfont. You must make use of at least 5 different, professional reference sources (general web pages/sites are not considered professional literature) to support your discussions. Be sure to utilize correct APA format, proof read, and edit your writing. Write in the first person and it is helpful to include a personal dimension of how this problem/situation may have somehow touched your life.

Rubric For Reflective

Self

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Assessment

ASSIGNMENTS

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I. REFLECTIVE SELF

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ASSESSMENT

This

assignment addresses that part of social work practice that

you believe to be the most

difficult for you to perform. A central part of the paper should be a candid,

open examination of how your own perceptions, attitudes, values, experiences, emotions and

stereotypes

may influence your ability to perform this particular aspect of social work practice. Among examples

discussed in class are topics such as:

1.

Resistance to engagement: open/subtle hostility from clients.

2.

Cultural variance of clients and workers:

race, status, political, sexual expression differences etc.

3.

Clients who evoke images from one’s past; parents, adolescence, siblings, peers, childhood etc.

4.

Special populations: abusers, handicapped, gay/lesbian/transgendered, aged, mandated, women,

child

ren, ethnic minorities, elderly, etc. Others you may desire to select (Please discuss these with

me prior to doing this assignment).

After thoroughly defining and describing the practice aspect you select, write a first person, personal

narrative to incl

ude personal dimensions of how this problem/situation may have somehow touched your

life, and which: 1) Examines the roots of your perceived difficulty both by reviewing your own

involvement and by reviewing the salient professional literature on the subje

ct. 2) Applies theories

discussed in class and in the required readings to your assessment. 3) The final section should be a

thoughtful description of the personal plan you must devise while in the MSW program to address these

perceived challenges to opt

im

al professional practice.

Limit

the body of your paper to 6 to 8 typewritten, double

-

spaced pages, using a 12

-

pointfont. You

must make use of at least

5 different

, professional reference sources

(general web pages/sites are not

considered professional literature)

to support your discussions. Be sure to utilize correct APA

format, proof read, and edit your writing. Write in the first person and it is helpful to include a

personal dimension of how t

his problem/situation may have somehow touched your life.

Rubric For Reflective Self-Assessment

ASSIGNMENTS:

I. REFLECTIVE SELF-ASSESSMENT This assignment addresses that part of social work practice that

you believe to be the most difficult for you to perform. A central part of the paper should be a candid,

open examination of how your own perceptions, attitudes, values, experiences, emotions and stereotypes

may influence your ability to perform this particular aspect of social work practice. Among examples

discussed in class are topics such as:

1. Resistance to engagement: open/subtle hostility from clients.

2. Cultural variance of clients and workers: race, status, political, sexual expression differences etc.

3. Clients who evoke images from one’s past; parents, adolescence, siblings, peers, childhood etc.

4. Special populations: abusers, handicapped, gay/lesbian/transgendered, aged, mandated, women,

children, ethnic minorities, elderly, etc. Others you may desire to select (Please discuss these with

me prior to doing this assignment).

After thoroughly defining and describing the practice aspect you select, write a first person, personal

narrative to include personal dimensions of how this problem/situation may have somehow touched your

life, and which: 1) Examines the roots of your perceived difficulty both by reviewing your own

involvement and by reviewing the salient professional literature on the subject. 2) Applies theories

discussed in class and in the required readings to your assessment. 3) The final section should be a

thoughtful description of the personal plan you must devise while in the MSW program to address these

perceived challenges to optimal professional practice.

Limit the body of your paper to 6 to 8 typewritten, double-spaced pages, using a 12-pointfont. You

must make use of at least 5 different, professional reference sources (general web pages/sites are not

considered professional literature) to support your discussions. Be sure to utilize correct APA

format, proof read, and edit your writing. Write in the first person and it is helpful to include a

personal dimension of how this problem/situation may have somehow touched your life.