History of Social Work
She won the Nobel Peace Prize for her legacy in social work and is considered the "mother" of Social Work
Who is Jane Addams?
A broad field that involves using a problem solving process to help people, families, groups, organizations and communities.
What is generalist social work practice?
What is a dual relationship?
This social work role involves connecting clients to resources and needed services.
What is case manager/broker?
The Baltimore Ravens name was inspired by this poet.
Who is Edgar Allen Poe? (Poem "The Raven")
The name of the first house/ agency created for social work causes by Jane Addams
What is Hull House?
A skill that allows social workers to represent their clients in an attempt to create societal change. Social workers seek to ensure all people have equal access to resources and opportunities to meet their basic needs.
What is Advocacy?
A type of problem that arises within the field of social work that requires additional reflection and potential processing with a supervisor.
What is an ethical dilemma?
This social work task helps identify concerns at an individual or community level. Focus on determining and addressing gaps between current conditions and desired outcomes.
What is a needs assessment?
This Baltimore quarterback was the youngest QB in NFL history to start a playoff game.
Who is Lamar Jackson?
The 19th century practice that involved "friendly visitors" acting as moral guides to the poor. Sought to coordinate and organize charity.
What was The Charity Organization Society (COS)?
A process that involves collecting and analyzing information about a child for family's needs after they have been engaged in services.
What is Assessment?
What is informed consent?
This type of social work focuses on working one on one with individuals.
What is micro level social work?
The first Oriole to hit 50 home runs in a season?
Who is Brady Anderson?
This organization was founded in 1955 and helps maintain the standards and practices for the field of social work.
What is the NASW (National Association of Social Workers?)
A type of intervention that attempts to change negative behaviors through the use of positive reinforcement, negative reinforcement, extinction, shaping and modeling.
What is behavioral modification?
This role requires social workers by law to report any concerns of neglect, abuse or harm to a vulnerable populations.
What is mandated reporters?
This type of social work involves working with groups and families.
What is mezzo level social work?
Name for the Baltimore Orioles during their first season as a major league baseball team in 1901.
What was Milwaukee Brewers?
The first school for social workers established in 1898.
What was The New York School of Philanthropy? (later Columbia University School of Social Work)
The type of frame work social workers use to address problems holistically. Foundational framework analyzing individuals within their surroundings.
What is person in environment?
Ethical decisions are guided by these standards within the field of social work.
What is the social work code of ethics?
This type of social work involves working at a societal and community level and often involves policy writing/advocacy.
What is Macro level Social Work?
This Ravens player (which at least 100 attempts) has the highest average yards per kickoff return.
Who is Jacoby Jones?