2. RECAP
• Goals of Social Work
–Caring – heart of the social work
–Curing – treating people with problems
in social functioning (counseling,
therapy)
–Changing- active participation of social
workers in social reform (promoting
social change and justice)
3. SCOPE OF SOCIAL WORK
• PRIMARY DISCIPLINE
– Adoption, Foster Care, Residential
Care, Support in Own Home, Protective
Services, Family Services, Income
Maintenance (Social and Public)
• EQUAL PARTNER
– Support for people in the long term
care, Community Services
• SECONDARY DISCIPLINE
– Correctional Facilities, Industry, Medical
and Health Care, School.
4. OBJECTIVES
• demonstrate the core values of
social work through a simulation
activity and group presentation
• share insights on the different core
values of social work
• imbibe the core values needed in
social work.
12. PROCESSING QUESTIONS:
• How did you find the short
video?
• What was the best part of the
short video?
• What are the manifested
values of the good Samaritan?
13.
14.
15. PROCESSING QUESTIONS:
• How did find the short film?
• What was the best part of the
short video?
• What are the manifested
values of the good Samaritan?
16. Activity:
• Proceed to your permanent groupings.
• Each group will be given an assigned core
values.
• Brainstorm with your group mates and
come up with a TABLEAU that will
represent your assigned core values
• Assign someone to explain your
presentation in class.
17. RUBRICS
• Creativity – 10
• Understanding of the topic – 10
• Teamwork – 10
–OVERALL- 30 pts.
18. CORE VALUES
• Group 1: Service
• Group 2:Compassion
• Group 3: Competence
• Group 4: Dignity and worth of the
person
• Group 5: Importance of human
relationship
19. SERVICE
- Directs social worker to go beyond
purely performing a service for a pay
and allow them to be generous with
their time.
- Their work borders on charity and
professional service.
20. COMPASSION
• Considered as an important value for
all humankind but in social work, it is
the basis for someone to go out and
become a voice to the voiceless and
a friend to the people who need it
most.
21. COMPETENCE
• Is a very important value for social
work because it separates social
caregiving from social work
professional practice.
22. Dignity and worth of
the person
• Provides the determination and
drive for social workers to seek the
marginalized in all forms without
much regard as to whether such
problem is self- inflicted or socially
imposed. In the heart of social work
is the belief that all humans have
dignity and worth regardless of their
acts and status in life.
23. IMPORTANCE OF HUMAN
RELATIONSHIP
• As a value, makes it possible for
social workers to do their job as
most human situations they seek
to address require collaborating
with so many other professionals
and individuals with a stake in
the issue.
• Social work is all about
relationship.
24. REFLECTION PAPER NO. 2
• Do you see yourself as a social
worker by profession in the
future? Yes or No? Why?
• What particular core values of
social work that you are willing to
apply in your life? Why?
25. SEATWORK (CASE STUDY)
• Shancai is a newcomer at the senior high school
program of FEBIHS. Being a new to the school, she
observed to be silent and avoids interaction in
groups very often. Three months after, the situation
remains the same as she still finds difficulty building
relationships. She prefers to eat, to study and walk
alone. Bothered by the situation of Shancai, her
adviser in class referred the case to school’s social
worker. If you are the social worker, how will you
handle the case? What core values and principles
are you going to apply? How will you manage the
situation?
