Bullying
What three ways can bullying occur in schools?
physical verbal or emotional; and is usually repeated over a period of time.
Social work education is in a crisis that is aggravated by higher education and in...
American society
Why do Parents select schools in the lower class?
assuming that their child will graduate
What is the estimated size of a school setting compared to other facilities?
650 students
What is cyberbullying?
Cyberbullying is any bullying done through the use of technology.
When a negative event occurs, it can lead to a feeling of?
subjective distress
What is the voucher system?
IS A PROGRAM IN WHCH THE GOVERNMENT GIVES VOUCHERS TO STUDENTS THAT MAY BE USED TO PAY FOR EDUCATION AT ANY SCHOOL
What is the average caseload for a school social worker?
350 cases in a 9-month school year
Schools are increasingly sued for what?
Failing to provide a safe learning environment
A Crisis Intervention Social Worker’s main focus is to provide support and...
guidance to clients in a state of an acute mental health crisis.
When students lose interest in school, what may occur?
plants the seeds for dropping out
What’s the average range for recent BSW graduates in the school system?
You must have 2 years prior experience to be a school social worker. Schools don’t employ BSW for school social work.
Bullying can result in a reluctance to go to school, truancy, headaches and stomach pains, reduced appetite, shame, anxiety, irritability and what?
aggression and depression
What are some funding sources that school social workers use?
Children’s service council, Family resource Center, Henderson Mental Health, Smith Mental Health, CMET (Counseling, Medication, Education, and treatment), TIF (Teacher Incentive Funds).
Bullying is a direct attack on.....
a student’s status