sw260 - Document - W05 Reflection Immigration
sw260 - Document - W05 Reflection Immigration
Instructions
Answer the following questions in 2-3 well-formed paragraphs.
Question 1
Because social work practitioners commonly work with people from various cultural backgrounds and
membership in numerous identity groups, they need to develop skills that help them navigate cultural
differences.
Develop a plan that you will apply to your practice as a social worker to ensure that you
maintain both cultural competence and cultural humility.
We must first understand that in today's diverse and multicultural society, cultural
competency is an essential skill for social workers.
And understand, appreciate, and work effectively with people from different cultural
backgrounds
Together with the cultural humility of self-reflection and self-criticism, we can address
inequalities
3. Fairs and integration of different cultures so that people have knowledge and
respect for cultures
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These cultural integration fairs will help the process of openness, self-awareness,
egolessness, and incorporation of self-reflection and criticism after voluntarily
interacting with different people from different cultures and religious beliefs
Question 2
When working with clients of different ethnicities, genders, gender identities, sexual orientations,
religious groups, social classes, and other groups, the culturally competent social worker must
constantly reflect on ways in which culture affects practice.
Identify three ways in which your own culture may affect your practice.
In addition, identify three aspects of the self that are influenced by culture, and give examples
of each using your awareness of yourself and your culture.
For example
The people of the Ecuadorian highlands speak the Quechua language differently
The way people are treated differs according to the region of my country, for example
on the Ecuadorian coast we are more aggressive in dealing with people unlike the
people of the Ecuadorian highlands who are more friendly and peaceful
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