Describe Myself In Social Work

This category talks about a “real man’s man,” someone who likes to work with their hands and be outdoors. Described as someone who is rugged and practical with a focus on more physical task. Some traits that describe this person is honest, strong, stable and more. I believe I fit some of these traits like strong, self-reliant and humble I prefer to be outdoors for leisure such as camping or hunting and

Imagine you had to pick only a handful of adjectives from a list to describe yourself, what do you think those words be? What if you then had to rank those words? Now, what if you asked someone else to pick a handful of words that they felt described you from the same list and rank them. What do you think your reaction would be to seeing their list and how they chose to rank those words? Would you feel like they completely understood who you are or would you feel like they really didn’t understand

In order to become a great social worker, one has to develop great skills and be familiar with different strategies that will allow a social worker to help in the best way possible. Identifying your strengths, and weaknesses is a great way to start the process of learning about the areas one has to improve on. This paper will discuss my personal values, and how my values and feelings influence my attitudes and behaviors. In order to fully explore my identity I have taken the following surveys; professional

skills and knowledge I need to continue working on. The capstone presentation, as well as class, helped me to practice strength-based language and be conscious of how I describe my clients when presenting them to others. It can be a habit to use negative language to describe a problem-saturated story and unintentionally describe a patient’s story in a way that comes off as stigmatizing. This class helped me become conscious and tactful about how I word sensitive circumstances. It was a great experience

Describe how your personal history, life experiences and cultural identity has shaped your current narrative of what you are today. As an individual, I am shaped by the kind of environment I am exposed to while growing up; either physical or social. As a Nigeria, I am fortunate and privileged to come from a culturally diverse community, when it comes to beliefs, race, and ethnic minorities. An important key is my cultural identity and committing myself to the lifelong practice of self-understanding

quiz encouraged me to use the skill of being able to readily identify resiliency to myself and those around me with ease. As an inspiring Social Worker this assignment reiterated to me the importance of being aware of resiliency and how it may have different meanings to people. As related to the actual quiz my analysis of my answers, combined with understanding the sections of “The Resiliency Wheel" and how they work together as machine to build resiliency while assisted me to helping to other with

“Your purpose in life is to find your purpose and give your whole heart and soul to it” said Buddha. Defining one’s values, visions and mission statement for themselves is exactly what Buddha stated “your purpose in life”. Without developing a mission, vision and values to assist in developing a strategy, an individual cannot identify, distinguish or explain themselves to others. The importance of developing a vision, mission and values is to help one become the most successful they can be along

skills and knowledge I need to continue working on. The capstone presentation, as well as class, helped me to practice strength-based language and be conscious of how I describe my client’s when presenting them to others. It can be a habit to use negative language to describe a problem-saturated story and unintentionally describe a patient’s story in a way that comes off as stigmatizing. This class helped me become conscious and tactful of how I word sensitive circumstances. It was a great experience

balancing my academics, social life, and my hobbies. There were many times where I lost the balance, but it did not discourage me to give up and put all of my efforts to waste. Instead of being discouraged, it was my motivation to achieve higher things. It was my motivation to get back up, defeat the imbalance, and to strive for higher things. After four years of attending high school, my (sometimes stubborn) determination was the greatest thing that I have learned about myself. In college, I would

Intuition, Feeling, and Judging- ENFJ- I quickly recognized myself within the descriptive words. The first subset of my personality is Extraversion, as opposed to Introversion. As an extrovert, I would describe myself as social, external and gregarious. This characteristic helps me communicate and reach out to others. However, there are cons that go along