Please help me in understanding the following questions by creating…
Question Answered step-by-step Please help me in understanding the following questions by creating… Please help me in understanding the following questions by creating a fictional person. PART ONE1. Information regarding the person you have chosen to interview: Age: Occupation: Gender by which they identify: Present geographical location: What did you learn, by asking all the questions from the Capacity Inventory to this person, that you did not already know about them? Was there something this person learned about themselves, by answering these questions, that they did not already know? What was it? Will knowledge of it allow them to help their community more? 2. Some of these questions are obviously out-dated for 2022. List 2 that you discovered and why you think they are obsolete. How would you update them? 3. Write 3 individual questions for the Capacity Inventory that are more current and up-to-date. Do not design them to apply only to the person you interviewed, but on a larger scale as to what your local society overall needs in general. Think about your community and what it might need going forward, skills such as technology, human resources, emotional support, etc, not just physical skills. Be original and diverse- not something specific to the person, but on a larger scale as to what your local society needs overall (ie- if this person drives a scooter, do not make a question about driving a bigger motorcycle or if this person knits, do not make a question about sewing). Be creative and forward thinking. A lot has changed in the world in the last couple of years, let alone the last 20 years! Explain why you think these questions would be important and how they could help your community. PART TWO – Administer the Capacity Inventory questions to yourself and answer the following questions: 1. Age: Your present geographical location: Gender by which you identify: What have you done in the past that informs the reason you want to be a Social Service Worker (occupation/school/life skills….). What do you believe are your strengths going forward in your SSW journey? (The reason I ask for these details is that usually this course would be face-to-face, and I would get to know each of you individually- this way I can learn a little about everyone to help you move forward in your program as both the program coordinator and a professor.) 2. How did answering these questions from the Capacity Inventory yourself assist you, as a developing Social Service Worker, in understanding the importance of trying to find a way “to help a particular person contribute”? 3. When you were answering these questions, did you find yourself focusing on your deficiencies or your capabilities? Why do you think you did this? What did you learn about yourself from this and why do you think understanding this will be important as you move forward in your career? 4. How would you assess the importance of the Capacity Inventory in assisting communities build from ‘the inside out’, especially after it has been brought up-to-date with newer questions? What overall changes would you make? 5. What is the difference between a ‘Needs Based Approach’ to community building and an ‘Assets Based Approach’? Psychology Social Science Social Psychology SOCW SOCW-402 Share QuestionEmailCopy link Comments (0)
