Unit details
Prerequisites
ASW2104 - Critical Social Work Theories
ASW2202 - Social Work Theories
ASW3101 - Skills for Social Work Direct Practice
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Learning Outcomes
1. | Exhibit the values and ethics of social work as an integral part of their practice; | ||
2. | Appraise the organisation's legal and political context within the human services field; | ||
3. | Analyse the legislation and social policies that influence the field of practice; | ||
4. | Articulate the theories and methods relevant to practice and reflect critically upon their use and application; | ||
5. | Exemplify the interpersonal and communication skills required to communicate and work effectively with others; | ||
6. | Plan and present a learning plan in accordance with the AASW Practice Standards for application within the particular field of placement; | ||
7. | Critically reflect on practice while engaged in field placement and in professional supervision; | ||
8. | Exhibit and apply a range of specific social work assessment, intervention and referral skills and knowledge appropriate to the particular field of placement; | ||
9. | Locate and critically analyse research knowledge, methods and application appropriate to social work practice and field placement setting; and | ||
10. | Interpret and adapt knowledge of cultural diversity in order to work in a culturally responsive and inclusive manner in a social work context. |
Assessment
Assessment type | Description | Grade |
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Exercise | Learning plan | Pass/Fail |
Practicum | Mid placement assessment | Pass/Fail |
Practicum | Final placement assessment | Pass/Fail |
Required reading
Making the most of field placement 3rd ed.
Cleak, H.M. & Wilson, J. (2013)
Cengage Learning Australia, South Melbourne (ebook)
Social Work Education Field Manual 2020
Victoria University
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