One Page Total Two Separate Paragraphs Discuss One Of The Po

One Page Total Two Separate Paragraphsdiscuss One Of The Points Made

One page total two separate paragraphs. Discuss one of the points made in the article for this week and how this information might be helpful for social workers to know and apply or respond to from a social work perspective. see attached article with the same article select one of the positions/opinions in the article (from a student, school official, parent, etc.) and discuss how as a social worker, you would address this issue, in order to help with problem solving in this situation.

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The article under review highlights the importance of understanding family dynamics and how they influence children's well-being and development. One critical point made is that family members often have conflicting perceptions and expectations, which can affect their interactions and decisions regarding a child's education and health. For social workers, recognizing these intricate family relationships is essential, as it helps tailor interventions that respect cultural values while promoting the child's best interests. From a social work perspective, this understanding enables practitioners to facilitate communication between families and schools or healthcare providers, fostering cooperation and collaborative problem-solving. Implementing culturally sensitive approaches ensures that social workers can build trust and effectively mediate conflicts, ultimately supporting positive outcomes for children and their families.

In the article, a parent's viewpoint emphasizes concern about the school system's ability to address behavioral issues without appropriately considering the child's background and individual circumstances. This perspective can sometimes lead to resistance to school interventions or disciplinary actions. As a social worker, addressing this concern involves engaging the parent in open dialogue to explore their worries and provide education about the school's policies and available support systems. It is crucial to validate the parent's feelings while collaboratively developing strategies that respect their cultural and personal values but also support the child's well-being and academic success. By fostering a trusting relationship and ensuring transparent communication, social workers can help bridge gaps between parents and educational institutions, promoting constructive problem-solving and positive behavioral outcomes.

References

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  • Gordon, R. (2014). Culturally Responsive Social Work Practice. Social Work, 59(3), 237–245.
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  • Reamer, F. G. (2018). Ethical Standards in Social Work: A Review of the NASW Code of Ethics. Social Work, 63(4), 347–355.
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  • Shaw, T. V., & McKay, H. D. (2015). Community and the Social Environment. Routledge.
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