On completion of the module students will be able to evaluate working with children and families from a range of theoretical frameworks.
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Description
INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY CARLOW
FACULTY OF LIFELONG LEARNING
ASSIGNMENT
Bachelor of Arts Honours Applied Social
Studies in Social Care CW_HKASS_H_4
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Module Title |
Children and Families |
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Assignment Number |
1 |
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Assignment Type |
Case Study |
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Weighting |
40% |
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Submission date |
08/02/2020 |
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Module: Children and Families |
Learning Outcomes:
On successful
completion of this module the learner should be able to:
LO1: On
completion of the module students will be able to evaluate working with
children and families from a range of theoretical frameworks.
LO2:
Articulate and appraise the range of interventions employed in working with
children and families who have experienced abuse, trauma and a range of
stresses in their lives.
LO3: Critically evaluate assessment, intervention
and ongoing support frameworks used when working with children and families.
Assignment
1:
Case
Sudy: 40%
With reference to theory and best
practice principles students are required to complete
the Meitheal Strengths and Needs Record Form for the Case Study given.
Once completed students are required to articulate and appraise
the range of interventions they have highlighted in the Strengths and Needs Record
Form.
The Meitheal form can be found by doing
a google search for: Meitheal Strengths and Needs Form.
(The completed form needs to be handed
in with the hard copy of the assignment however should not be included in the word count and not put through Turnitin)
Word Count:
1,500 +/-10%
This assignment
is worth 40% of your overall grade
Format:
Assignment should:
Typed in Times New
Roman or Ariel font size 12
Spacing 1.5
Adopt a discursive, formal, objective tone throughout.
Provide a word count at the end excluding reference list
A cover page with student name, student number, module and lecturer name
You must include a reference list
You must attach the feedback sheet
Assignments must be submitted to
Turnitin by 9.59pm on the submission date. If assignments are not submitted via
Turnitin, this will be regarded as a non-submission and no mark will be
awarded.
A hard copy must also be handed up on
the submission date.
Failure to submit on the specified
submission date will result in a 0 mark.
To receive marks, work must be submitted to Turnitin and a hard
copy submitted.
