Part II: Who am I: Impact on my Social Work Practice
Building on Part I, write a critical analysis examining the impact the course has had on your personal biases, prejudices, and stereotypical attitudes and behaviors towards oppressed groups and members of dominate groups. Your 4-5 page analysis should include the following:
• Using the attitudes and behaviors towards oppressed and dominate groups you’ve assessed in Part I, identify and assess how they are shifting or staying the same as a result of this course;
• Assess how “who you are” (i.e. your values, beliefs, experiences) may impact your social work role and responsibilities; and
• Identify a couple of concrete ways you will manage your personal values in order to practice guided by the profession’s values (NASW Code of Ethics).
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