ࡱ>  0bjbj keeCE9 $(((PxL(gL lh!8fffffff$ivl$f!L L !!fHLg@'''!Rf'!f''7^ ;d@N}!C`:fgHg}`m"Dmt;d;d>myd!!'!!!!!ff'!!!g!!!!m!!!!!!!!! : WEST CHESTER UNIVERSITY Department of Graduate Social Work SWG 599: Concentration Year Practice, Second Semester Learning Agreement Overview The Learning Agreement is designed to facilitate the collaborative development of a plan for student learning in the Field Practicum. The Learning Agreement promotes a conversation between the Student and the Field Instructor with the aim that they will formulate a plan together to identify practice competencies relevant to professional goals, opportunities available to develop these competencies, and a sequence that supports the learning process. Competencies are defined as measurable practice behaviors comprised of knowledge, values, and skills. This focus on core practice competencies is at the center of a move toward competency-based assessment, an approach to the measurement of outcome performance adopted by the Council on Social Work Education in 2008. The West Chester University MSW Program systematically integrates competency-based assessment into each course to provide students the opportunity to develop and demonstrate certain core competencies through measurable practice behaviors. The Field Instructor is expected to design and assign appropriate social work practice activities (examples of which are included on p. 6 of this Agreement) that allow the Student the opportunity to develop and demonstrate the expected advanced practice competencies. Assessment of Advanced Practice Behaviors occurs both at mid-semester and at the end of the semester. CSWE Core Competencies and Associated Advanced Practice Behaviors 2.1.1: Identify as a professional social worker and conduct oneself accordingly: AP1: Develop, manage, and maintain professional relationships with individuals and families from strengths-based, human rights, and social justice perspectives; AP2: Enhance professional strengths and work to overcome limitations and challenges through a commitment to lifelong professional development, including supervision and consultation. 2.1.2: Apply social work ethical principles to guide professional practice: AP3: Identify and use knowledge of relationship dynamics, including power differentials in work with individuals and families to support recovery and enhance resiliency; AP4: Apply ethical reasoning to address dilemmas when working with individuals and families. 2.1.3: Apply critical thinking to inform and communicate professional judgments: AP5: Distinguish, appraise, and integrate multiple courses of knowledge to inform professional decisions in practice with individuals and families; AP6: Communicate professional decisions and outcomes to the individual and/or family system and to other professionals in effective written and oral format. 2.1.4: Engage diversity and difference in practice: AP7: Utilize a range of engagement, assessment, and intervention strategies for individuals and families with unique identities; AP8: Engage diversity and difference in practice to enhance inclusive, critical evaluation of assessment, intervention and evaluation strategies for individuals and families. 2.1.5: Advance human rights and social and economic justice: AP9: Use knowledge of the effects of oppression, discrimination, and trauma on individual and family systems to guide assessment, planning, and intervention; AP10: Implement change strategies to advance social and economic justice for individuals and families in their communities. 2.1.6: Engage in research-informed practice and practice-informed research: AP11: Evaluate, select, and utilize research-informed practices in assessment and intervention with individuals, and families; AP12: Participate in the generation of social work practice knowledge through research and practice; and AP13: Commit to continual monitoring of practice effectiveness. 2.1.7: Apply knowledge of human behavior and the social environment: AP14: Synthesize and differentially apply theories of human behavior to guide assessment, intervention plans, and evaluation of work with individuals and families in their social environments. 2.1.8: Engage in policy practice to advance social and economic well-being and to deliver effective social services: AP15: Analyze, formulate and advocate for policies that advanced social well-being of individuals and families; AP16: Develop plans to advance social change in collaboration with administrators, consumers, community partners and/or legislators to affect policies and practices that advance social and economic well-being of individuals and families. 2.1.9: Respond to contexts that shape practices: AP17: Assess the individuals and families interactions within their social contexts; AP18: Work collaboratively with others to affect systemic change that is sustainable and enhances social and economic well-being of individuals and families. 2.1.10 (a)-(d): Engage, assess, intervene, and evaluate with individuals, families, groups, organizations, and communities: 2.1.10(a): Engagement AP19: Work collaboratively with individuals and families to establish goals and outcomes. 2.1.10(b): Assessment AP20: Use research-informed and collaborative assessment strategies to arrive at an understanding of individual and/or family strengths and limitations; AP21: Assess individuals and families readiness for change; AP22: Assess individuals and families coping strategies to enhance resiliency and support recovery. 2.1.10(c): Intervention AP23: Critically evaluate and select appropriate best practices and research informed interventions that enhance individuals and/or families resiliency, support recovery, and build capacity. AP24: Implement practice strategies for a range of presenting concerns including trauma-informed interventions; AP25: Facilitate transitions to other services and endings of present services. 2.1.10(d): Evaluation AP26: Evaluate ones own practice effectiveness; AP 27: Use research knowledge and skills, and practice experiences to continuously improve service delivery to individuals and families. Field Instructors are expected to actively engage in a process of guidance, observation and feedback on the Students development of these practice competencies. This process is fundamental not only to the Students professional development but also to a valid process of evaluation. In cases where a Task Instructor is involved in the assignment of routine tasks, ad hoc supervision, and mentoring, the Task Instructor should contribute his/her independent assessment to the Field Instructor who will incorporate this supplementary information into the comprehensive final evaluation for each semester. Components of the Learning Agreement The development of a learning agreement of this type requires communication about the expectations, orientations, strengths, and challenges that both the Student and the Field Instructor bring to the relationship. The Learning Agreement is organized into four related components: Professional Self-Reflection: To foster a dialog about expectations, orientation, strengths, and challenges, students must write a Professional Self-Reflection and include it in this Learning Agreement. This assignment is designed to encourage students to begin the career-long process of reflective practice. Expected Practice Opportunities: Together the Student and Field Instructor are to discuss the types of practice opportunities available to the student and devise a sequence and schedule of anticipated activities that will support the development and demonstration of practice competencies. Practice Vignette: Given the types of practice opportunities at this field placement, the Student is to envision a practice vignette in which s/he will be able to demonstrate at least two practice behaviors. Supervision Expectations: The Affiliation Agreement between WCU and the placement agency/organization requires that the Field Instructor provide at least one hour per week of uninterrupted supervision. Together, the Student and Field Instructor are to develop a schedule for how and when this will occur, and to establish expectations for the use of supervisory time and preparation for supervision. Where a Task Supervisor is also going to be working with, overseeing, and/or evaluating the student, a specific plan must also be included in Section III of this Learning Agreement. Signatures: The signatures of the Student and Field Instructor, and, where applicable, the Task Supervisor, affirm that the Learning Agreement reflects the expectations of each participant for the current semester. [Please note: Negotiating these expectations is not always easy, but is important. If any of the participants are uncomfortable with the document as written so far, we encourage the Field Instructor and/or the Student to contact the Field Liaison for additional guidance and support.] Professional Self-Reflection (to be completed by the Student in a separate document and attached to this Learning Agreement.) Social work practice is grounded in the notion that human relationships are key to the maintenance and promotion of dignity, wellness, and social justice. Social workers, therefore, must always be aware of the role they play in these relationships by acknowledging their own selves. This assignment is designed to encourage students to begin the career-long process of professional self-reflection. In 3 to 5 double-spaced pages, explore your professional self as it relates to the human relationships that you will build at your field placement this year with your Field Instructor, your clients and with other professionals. Students in the Concentration Year should specifically reflect on how their previous experiences in the field (field placements, employment, volunteer opportunities) have informed this self-assessment. Identify and reflect on the strengths that you bring to the social work profession in terms of your knowledge, skills and values. Describe an experience in your previous work when you were able to draw on your strengths to support your work with a client or client systems. Identify and reflect on the professional challenges you have encountered in your previous field work. How did you address these challenges? Given your current placement, how do you anticipate these challenges, or others, impacting your work? Each of us has a unique style of communicating and learning. Understanding these differences and communicating about them in professional settings, especially in social work settings, is vital to the development of collaborative working relationships. Describe the ways of communication and learning with which you are most familiar (e.g. verbal, auditory, kinesthetic). Describe your own communicating and learning style(s). How comfortable will you be in practice situations where others styles of communication are significantly different from yours? Can you imagine a scenario where this might occur, including how you would respond? What do you most hope to learn from of this Field Practicum experience? How do your answers to the previous questions help articulate your reasons for pursuing a Masters degree in social work? Where do you see yourself in five years? Expected Practice Opportunities (to be completed on this form by the Student in collaboration with the Field Instructor) Together the Student and the Field Instructor are to develop a plan for the types of practice opportunities that the Student can expect during the semester. This plan should be based on 1) the practice behaviors expected of students by the end of this semester, and 2) the Students professional strengths and challenges as presented in Self-Reflection. We do not expect students to do all of these things. This is just a list of suggestions to help you orient to the kinds of things that a student might do in Field Practicum. For those that you choose, please indicate the extent to which the Student will perform these activities independently or with another person (e.g. shadowing). Possible Activities Anticipate doing this myselfAnticipate working with someone elseInitial agency contact with individual or family FORMCHECKBOX  FORMCHECKBOX Collecting and organizing client data FORMCHECKBOX  FORMCHECKBOX Information and referral activities FORMCHECKBOX  FORMCHECKBOX Case management FORMCHECKBOX  FORMCHECKBOX Intake of an individual or family FORMCHECKBOX  FORMCHECKBOX Assessment of an individual or family FORMCHECKBOX  FORMCHECKBOX Staff meetings FORMCHECKBOX  FORMCHECKBOX Home visits FORMCHECKBOX  FORMCHECKBOX Visiting community resources FORMCHECKBOX  FORMCHECKBOX Collecting community resource information FORMCHECKBOX  FORMCHECKBOX Team meetings FORMCHECKBOX  FORMCHECKBOX  Case conferences FORMCHECKBOX  FORMCHECKBOX Interdisciplinary team meetings FORMCHECKBOX  FORMCHECKBOX Community meetings FORMCHECKBOX  FORMCHECKBOX Trainings FORMCHECKBOX  FORMCHECKBOX Professional meetings or conferences FORMCHECKBOX  FORMCHECKBOX Group supervision FORMCHECKBOX  FORMCHECKBOX Co-facilitation/leadership of a group FORMCHECKBOX  FORMCHECKBOX Treatment planning FORMCHECKBOX  FORMCHECKBOX Implementation of a treatment plan FORMCHECKBOX  FORMCHECKBOX Observation of an individual or group session FORMCHECKBOX  FORMCHECKBOX Program evaluation FORMCHECKBOX  FORMCHECKBOX Other (please specify)  FORMTEXT         FORMCHECKBOX   FORMCHECKBOX  Practice Vignette (to be completed by the Student on this form) Considering the practice opportunities that you and your Field Instructor have identified in this field placement, describe a scenario in which you think you would be able to demonstrate several Advanced Practice Behaviors.  FORMTEXT       Supervision Expectations (to be completed on this form by the Student in collaboration with the Field Instructor) What days and times will you be at your field placement this semester?  FORMTEXT       What day(s) and time(s) will you meet with your Field Instructor (MSW supervisor) for supervision?  FORMTEXT       Where will this occur?  FORMTEXT       What expectations does your Field Instructor have for supervision (e.g. a prepared agenda, presentation of material - ethical dilemmas, case presentations, review of case notes, etc.)  FORMTEXT       Will you also be working with a Task Supervisor?  FORMTEXT       If so, what is the specific arrangement between you, your Task Supervisor and your MSW Field Instructor for regular communication, supervision and evaluation?  FORMTEXT       Signatures (please fill in the appropriate names below and then circulate a hard copy for signatures) Name of Student:  FORMTEXT       Name of Field Instructor (MSW Supervisor):  FORMTEXT       Name of Task Supervisor (if applicable):  FORMTEXT       Name of Field Liaison:  FORMTEXT       Field Placement Site & Program:  FORMTEXT       This signature indicates that the attached Learning Agreement reflects my understanding of expectations for the current semester. ______________________________________________________________________________________ Student signature Date ______________________________________________________________________________________ Field Instructor signature Date ______________________________________________________________________________________ Task Supervisor (where applicable) signature Date ______________________________________________________________________________________ Field Liaison signature Date SWG 599: Learning Agreement Grading Rubric Exceeds Expectations Meets Expectations Does Not =DFScj|  $ - . 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