Chapter 3 (Part A, Paper I)
- Social workers have sometimes been referred to as “merchants of morality”; how do the following stories represent that perspective?
- It is often said that social work is a values-driven profession; how do the following stories represent that perspective?
- In the stories, how do the people work with others who have a different approach than they do?
- What are the personal consequences of being a social worker?
Chapter 6 (Part B, Paper II) – Questions to consider while you read:
- Why is it important to not have a specific agenda in mind when working with clients?
- How is cultural competence reflected in these stories?
- This chapter presents social work in a slightly different light. What, if anything, is unique about this chapter?
- “Community” is not a fixed concept. How do the different social workers seem to view the role and scope of community?
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