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Students will apply the four steps of the cultural reciprocity process to conduct a home visit and develop a preliminary plan for a subsequent home visit. Students will conduct at least one home visit for at least one hour with a parent of a child from birth to age 3 years with a developmental disability. Students will try to visit a family whose cultural, ethnic, or racial background is different in some way(s) from their own¸ and meet with both of the parents (or other caregiving adults) if possible. If the parent prefers not to meet at home, they may choose a setting that is comfortable for them, so long as it is not at the school. The purpose of the visit is to learn about the child and the family's experience, goals, hopes, and dreams for their child and use this information to develop a responsive plan for a subsequent home visit. Students will keep in mind the four steps of the cultural reciprocity process identified below as they interact with the parents: Some information to acquire from the family through observations and conversations during the home visit(s) includes: The daily routine: What is the daily routine of the child? What are some activities and routines that the child and family enjoy? What are some activities with which the child/family has difficulty? Views on the child, child development and disability: How is the child viewed in the family? What are the family's goals, hopes and dreams for their child? What are the family's views on child development i.e. how the child learns and grows? How does the family explain the child's disability? How does the family explain the current services the child receives? Cultural backgrounds and significant events: How does the family describe their cultural background e.g. religion, race, ethnicity? Has the family's cultural affiliations influenced their access to services? What are some significant events in the life of the child or the family members? Students will write a minimum of 5-7 page, double-spaced paper (APA style 6th edition) addressing the areas listed below: Briefly describe the context, participants, and interactions during the home Where was the meeting, what was the setting like? (10 points) Who was present? What were interactions and behaviors like between the individuals present? Learn about the child and family: What information was gathered about the child and the family? Organize the information under the following headings: The daily routine Views on the child, child development and disability, and hopes, dreams, goals for child Cultural backgrounds and significant events Reflect on your own thoughts and reactions: What did you learn about yourself through the interaction with the family? (5 points) What were your initial assumptions about the family? What were your initial reactions to the family? What new information did you learn from the family? What did you learn about the services or intervention processes and f.

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What are the family's goals, hopes and dreams for their child?
What are the family's views on child development i.e. how the
child learns and grows? How does the family explain the child's
disability?
How does the family explain the current services the child
receives?
Cultural backgrounds and significant events:
How does the family describe their cultural background e.g.
religion, race, ethnicity? Has the family's cultural affiliations
influenced their access to services?
What are some significant events in the life of the child or the
family members?
Students will write a minimum of 5-7 page, double-spaced paper
(APA style 6th edition) addressing the areas listed below:
Briefly describe the context, participants, and interactions
during the home
Where was the meeting, what was the setting like? (10 points)
Who was present?
What were interactions and behaviors like between the
individuals present?
Learn about the child and family: What information was
gathered about the child and the family? Organize the

information under the following headings:
The daily routine
Views on the child, child development and disability, and
hopes, dreams, goals for child Cultural backgrounds and
significant events
Reflect on your own thoughts and reactions: What did you learn
about yourself through the interaction with the family? (5
points)
What were your initial assumptions about the family?
What were your initial reactions to the family?
What new information did you learn from the family?
What did you learn about the services or intervention processes
and from the family?
What are some dilemmas you faced in listening to the family
story or in developing a plan for the next home visit?
Develop a culturally responsive plan: Based on what you
learned from the family what would be the focus of your next
home visit? Develop a plan for the next home (10 points)

What learning objectives would you identify?
How would you use the natural learning opportunities or family
routines to work towards the learning objectives?
What are some activities that the child and family can engage in
to address the learning objectives? Explain your plan to the
family: How would you explain your plan to the family?
What are some individual priorities or cultural preferences that
you need to consider?
How will you explain some of the child development principles
that guide your thinking?

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Students learn in a variety of ways. It is important for teachers to be aware of the various learning theories and models mentioned in the text and topic materials related to the history of how students learn. This knowledge will provide a foundation in order to create learning experiences that promote student development and acquisition of knowledge. For this assignment, utilizing the topic materials and and your own research to create a brochure to be used as a resource for beginning teachers, describing how learning occurs and the different ways that students learn. Your brochure should include: Detailed descriptions of how students learn, including principles related to development and acquisition of knowledge. Strategies to teach collaboration in the classroom environment. Strategies for encouraging students to monitor their work and engage in self-reflection. A description of the type of teaching you prefer to demonstrate in the classroom environment. How your teaching practices will support the learning preferences of students based on researched learning theories. The importance for a teacher to assist diverse students’ learning. Support your brochure with a minimum of 2-3 scholarly resources. Prepare this assignment according to the guidelines found in the APA Style Guide. An abstract is not required. .

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Students learn sociology by "doing" sociology, in addition to reading and thinking about it. Chapter 3 describes the different methods of sociological research. Since we are in the era of COVID-19, we will be doing an individual interview with someone who is in your social circle - or someone with whom you can use technology to interview. Your interview will begin with demographic characteristics: how do they identify in terrms of race, gender, age, religion (and so forth). The next part of your interview will focus on their perspectives of recent changes and challenges in our society. Be careful to be objective and ethical. Your discussion will first discuss interviews as part of a broader array of social research methods. You will then describe your interviewee's perspective. Last, you will discuss how you felt about the process and what you learned. .

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Students draft a formal case report exploring a real-world issue per.docx

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STUDENT'S JOURNAL ENTRY As I progressed in this class I tried applying what I was learning to the world around me and open my eyes to things I do not see or take for granted. I never really considered myself part of the dominant group as I felt separate from it growing up homeschooled in a Romanian immigrant community. Looking back in retrospection I now that I have benefited from being white in ways I never even realized. By learning how others have struggled to gain access to treatment I never had to think twice about was eye opening. I look white and have no accent, therefore there is nothing to set me apart from the dominant white culture around me. I never realized I was no different from them in their perspective but also from the perspective of other immigrants and minorities. I can relate to the struggle to fit in and find a place in society because in my childhood we were different. We had an accent, dressed differently, and were poor. However, I could not relate to how difficult it is for others to assimilate because as we lost our accents and entered the middle class the dominant group practically invited us in with open arms. I have opened my eyes to things I’ve never seen and see how much further we have to go to create a truly open and fair society. There is so much injustice around us that I have never seen before and I feel ashamed for my lack of empathy for those around me. Just to illustrate how blind I was to racism I have a little story. I have a Hispanic girlfriend, she is a Mexican immigrant in fact. Before taking this class she would occasionally express frustration with how she and her family were treated by hospital and school officials in her neighborhood. At the time I processed this as just people having a misunderstanding and that my girlfriend was probably overreacting. However as I started learning what racism in America really looks like, and that its not just hillbillies in pointy hats I began to notice things I never thought about. I could see how my girlfriend would sometimes get different service in a negative way that was racially motivated. I finally understood why she wanted me to go with her to certain places like the DMV or car dealerships. She has been talked down to by others because see is a Mexican immigrant. As my eyes opened to her plight I saw how different her immigration story was to mine. I asked her about the time she spent in Texas where she said her family was the most mistreated by whites. I understood why she had angst towards the idea of visiting my family in Tennessee because she is somewhat traumatized by her childhood experience of crossing into a new land and being mistreated and seen as a second class person because she was different. In hindsight I even noticed while taking this class that my treatment has changed because of her. Looking back at dates I have had in previous relationships I would occasio.

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Students at Northwood Middle School are given one class from List A and one class from List B every 12 weeks. List A: Visual Arts, Music Education, and Physical Education List B: World Languages, Technology Education, and Health Education 1) Create a tree diagram to represent the possible combinations of classes for the first 12 weeks. 2) Pick your favorite class from List A and your favorite class from List B. Using your tree diagram, what is the probability that you would get both of your favorite classes in the first 12 weeks if you were randomly assigned one class from each list? .

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Students are typically consumers in the school community. To what ex.docx

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Students are to watch Liberty: The American Revolution part 6 answer the following prompt. In your own words, state the true meaning of the American Revolution and its contribution to our understanding of what it means to be American, past, present, and future. Be warned ..... this is not a FLUFF question. Put significant effort into this prompt. Demonstrate critical thinking and writing in the highest order. ( 1 and half page) ( Also you need to watch the video first) .

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Students are to write a four to five paper based on a current events article, applying theory to a specific subject/issue/event in today's society. Students will use this article as "data' on which they will seek to explain this current event through theory we have discussed this year in class (going from Tocqueville to Dubois). The article must be attached to the paper! The paper should include: 1) An intro, one or two paragraphs explaining the topic the student is writing on, the source of this information, and the theory they will be using 2) A summary and description of the article and the social issue it reports on (1-2 pages). 3) A discussion of how your theory explains this issue.(1-2 pages) 4) A conclusion, summing up your argument; why is the theory you chose important in dealing with this issue (1-2 paragraphs). 5) References. Must include at least a reference from the writings of the theorist (on Blackboard) and a secondary reference relating to this theorist and theory (for instance, a reference to an article by sociologist Robert Merton on Weber's Protestant Ethic thesis) Example's of Theorist: Marx, Max Weber, Du bois, Tocqueville. .

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Students are to complete this assignment based on the movie: Losing Isaiah (1995). This assignment will focus on the components of the Helping Process, which covers Engagement through Termination. Watch Losing Isaiah (1995) and pay attention to details Paper · 7 pages (not including cover page and references) · Use headings · APA Format · This paper is supposed to be in the format as you (me) being the social worker and the character, Khailia Richards, being the client. Directions: 1. Introduce the individual (Khaila Richards) 2. Discuss each of the following practice areas as you experience using these techniques/skills at the micro-level. a. Exploring and Engaging - relationship building skills, interviewing skills, communication with empathy/authenticity, basic interviewing skills, clarifying roles and responsibilities. (Discuss engagement at the generalist level) b. Exploring, Assessing, and Planning - Develop goals c. Exploring and understanding the situation and clients’ strengths, interpersonal and environmental factors, and any other important factors . d. Assessing and Intervening – Identify any theory and conceptual frameworks that are relevant to the case. e. Planning and implementing – Incorporating theories, contracting/treatment planning, connecting needs to resources, creating goals, and evaluating goals. f. Terminating -Resolution of problems, reviewing treatment goals and successes, securing additional resources. 3. End by providing comments on what this process meant for your learning experience. 4. Identify 8 community resources in Chicago that relate to the problem(s) in the case and submit them in writing. Links that could possibly help! https://thehelpingprocess.weebly.com/ https://www.chegg.com/flashcards/chapter-1-introduction-to-social-work-and-the-helping-process-0d7dd03a-4a57-43ba-b9b0-984c74b5e175/deck .

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Students are to observe two or more adults unknown to the observer. The student must not be able to hear the subjects being observed and those being observed must not be wearing a uniform of any kind as this would provide information about their occupation to the observer. Students must describe the environment and the people being observed, i.e., age, gender, dress, etc. Discuss the nonverbal communication, i.e. eye contact, body position and any other nonverbal behavior. Provide your interpretation of the relationship between those being observed. Be very discrete and do not have a conversation with those being observed. .

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