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Week 1

Wrap Up Advanced Direct Practice 1 What has been your take home learning from
the course this week?

Homework Keep adding to your river or road drawing based on readings, class
activities and your own reflection build upon it, and so you have the skeleton of the
values, principles and theory that is part of your emerging framework of practice
(Implicate- Method).

Week 2

Week 2: Tutorial Workshop Activities

1. Class roll.

Advanced Direct Practice 1

2. Re-visiting the Working Agreement/ welcoming new people

3. Theory Refresher - modified Conversation Café process

1. What are key words related to critical- postmodern social work? And
WHY is critical social work practice significant?

2. What are key words related to the "Ethic of Love" reading by Dyann
Ross?

3. What are key words related to what Implicate Method is all about?

Share back with whole group and summarise.

4. Practicing Interpersonal Communication Skills through Dialogue

In pairs and in dialogue, take turns, and share something of your


journey/river/road that you started last week with another person. Really
listen deeply and help the other person elicit or draw out (if they haven't
already), the values, ideals, beliefs they hold now. Ask them how those
values are influencing how they live their lives now, or how

This week's course material delved into essential concepts in social work practice,
shedding light on critical postmodern social work, the "Ethic of Love" reading by
Dyann Ross, and the Implicate Method. Critical postmodern social work emphasizes
key terms such as deconstruction, reflexivity, intersectionality, and social justice,
highlighting their significance in challenging existing power structures and
advocating for marginalized populations. Understanding these concepts is crucial as
they form the foundation for promoting equity and social change within the field.
The "Ethic of Love" reading by Dyann Ross introduces keywords like compassion,
empathy, connection, and relational ethics, emphasizing the transformative impact
of love in social work practice. This reading underscores the importance of building
genuine relationships with clients to create environments that support growth and
healing, ultimately fostering positive outcomes in interventions and client well-being.
Moreover, the Implicate Method encourages practitioners to reflect on their
individual perspectives, values, and theories to develop a personalized framework
for practice. By intentionally positioning themselves and grounding their work in self-
awareness and unique viewpoints, practitioners can enhance their authenticity and
effectiveness in engaging with clients and communities.
Through practicing interpersonal communication skills in dialogue activities, students
had the opportunity to share their personal journeys and values with peers. This
exercise facilitated a deeper understanding of how personal values influence
professional practice, highlighting the interconnectedness of individual beliefs and
effective social work engagement. Overall, the course material emphasized the
importance of critical reflection, relational ethics, and the integration of personal
values into practice for meaningful and impactful social work interventions.

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