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Diass q1 Module 14
Diass q1 Module 14
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Disciplines and Ideas in the Applied Social Sciences – Grade 12
Quarter 1- Week 5- Module 14: Work Areas in which Social Workers Work
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Module 14
Work Areas in which Social Workers Work
Social workers are among the few professionals in the helping profession
that work across fields and disciplines in a wide array of work settings and
environment, dealing with individuals, groups and communities with diverse
circumstances and concerns. Thus, social workers perform diverse roles and
functions serving as cutting edges to numerous organizations and institutions for
social services and other needs. In this module, you will be introduced to various
workplaces in which social workers carry out specific knowledge, skills and values
that make them one of the most important professions worldwide.
Generally, at the end of the module, you are expected to identify specific areas in
which social workers work. In particular, you are most likely to exhibit the following
competencies:
1. name in particular, work areas that are found within the local community.
2. evaluate the condition of work relative to the identified work areas for social
workers.
3. Express personal statement as to what the government must do to address the
identified issues in the workplace within the locality.
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Learning Center - A learning center is a learning facility designed to provide
education and training outside of the formal structure for a
specific type or group of learners.
Military Institution - A military institution is the establishment of the state that
oversees its armed or military services and guarantees the
sovereignty of the state
Military Camp - A military camp is a temporary or semi-permanent military
facility designed to shelter troops and provide training venues
for the armed forces.
Non-Government - A non-government organization is a voluntary, non-profit
Organization organization designed to advance the interest and welfare of
people and society under a well-defined cause to ensure
social equilibrium.
Non-residential - A non-residential facility is a non-contained structure
Facility designed to provide assistance or intervention to
young people who are identified delinquents
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Pre-test: STRETCH YOUR BRAIN
Directions.
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_______________ 2. It is a designated site for the military settlement of the armed
forces of the state whether for a momentary of permanent period
of time. It is where you see military men and women conduct
regular training for fitness and mastering of military skills.
_______________ 3. It is a unit of the government where authority and responsibility
reside to ensure the effective and efficient control and delivery of
government services, national or local. It is where you secure
essential services necessary in life, like; agriculture, health,
social welfare, etc.
_______________ 4. It is a public or private facility intended to provide shelter and
care to seniors and youth especially in times of difficult situations
or crises. It is where you see dliquent young people saved and
transformed to become socially functional again.
_______________ 5. It is an aggregate number of people, regardless of how they
are organized, who share a common interest. It is an appropriate
support in fighting for your right when it is deliberately abridged,
particularly by the government.
_______________ 6. It is an educational facility for specific type of learners that
provides alternative learning modalities and approaches (most of
the time) relevant to learners’ needs or interests. It is where you
can bring out of school youth to cope with the necessary skills
and competencies for lifelong learning.
_______________ 7. It is an organized team which observes a well-defined
protocols to guarantee protection and safety of individuals,
families and communities. It is the team you usually see during
calamities and disasters including severe public health issues like
the COVID – 19 pandemic.
_______________ 8. It is a recovery facility catering to specific difficulty, disability or
condition that requires special care and attention other than mere
medical response. It is where you bring individuals with severe
physical and mental health problems.
_______________ 9. It is a healthcare facility, often for ambulatory care, that
specializes in specific area of the medical and health practice. It
is where you bring a person who needs a more accurate
diagnosis of a particular illness, disease, difficulty, disability and
other similar conditions.
_______________ 10. It is an organized group outside of the government that
promotes the general welfare of the people, especially the
displaced sectors. It is where you can seek assistance for
security and support for health, education, protection and other
social and economic challenges.
_______________ 11. It is an institution that provides assistance to individuals,
families and communities for specific needs and interests in
relation social services and support. It is where you seek
assistance to access r poverty alleviation programs of the
government like the Pantawid Pamilyang Pilipino Program.
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_______________ 12. It is an institution of the government that ensures the
protection of the people and the state particularly from external
danger. It is where you get the necessary assistance in case of
unwanted interference from any person, group or institution with
the intent to cause deprivation.
_______________ 13. It is a community-based facility for recovery, rehabilitation and
transformation of individual with physical and mental condition
that requires care and compassion. It is where you bring an
individual with physical and health issues without them feeling
isolated or unsecured.
_______________ 14. It is a public or private institution that provides medical and
surgical treatment to patients, It is an institution where you can
bring a person who is sick to secure immediate medical and
health services in times of emergency.
_______________ 15. An institution for learning that caters to the basic and higher
education levels of learning experiences that would prepare our
citizens to their future careers and professions. It is where you
experience formal educational training and other relevant
experiences to become lifelong learners.
_______________ 16. It is a public or private learning facility that provides essential
experiences to master specific competencies that will provide an
opportunity for employment or work It is where you undergo
specialized training for specific skills.
_______________ 17. It is a business or professional unit ran and operated by
citizens, other than the government, to cater to specific interests
or needs. It is where you avail different types of services for a fee,
but in rare cases in consideration of other forms of payment, in
kind or through service.
Guide Questions:
1. What did you notice about the given descriptions, particularly the last sentence?
2. How did it help you identify specific work areas in which social workers work in
various settings?
3. What important lessons did you get after completing the activity?
Directions.
1. After completing the previous activity, you are expected to have an idea of the work
areas in which social workers work.
2. Given the understanding you have established through the preceding experience,
name three (3) local units, groups, offices, institutions or organizations that
reciprocate the the work areas identified in the first column of the matrix.
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3. The scope of the term “local” must be interpreted to mean within the regional unit
where you are geographically situated.
Hospitals
Clinics
Rehabilitation Centers
Residential Facilities
Non-Residential Facilities
Government Organizations
Non-Government
Organizations
Advocacy Groups
Public Offices
Private Offices
Military Institutions
Military Camps
Welfare Agencies
Response Units
Schools
Learning Centers
Training Centers
Guide Questions:
1. What difficulty did you encounter in identifying workplaces in the local areas?
2. What are the reasons behind the difficulty encountered?
3. How did you respond to the challenge?
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Practice Task 2: DISCOVER THE NEED
Directions.
1. Now, clear your mind but remember your most significant realizations in the
activities you have just experienced.
2. Think of an office or agency within your community (barangay, city or municipality)
where social workers are working closely with individuals, families and
communities.
3. Write your identified office in the center box labelled as work area.
4. Analyze the situation of the workplace and its personnel and identify their
challenges.
5. Write the identified challenges in pocket boxes around the identified office or
agency
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Work Area
Guide Questions:
1. How did you discover the challenges encountered by social workers in the office
or agency?
2. What do you think is the root cause of these challenges?
3. Are these challenges inherent in other offices or agencies of the government?
Why?
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Practice Task 3: DARE TO SHARE
Directions.
1. Reflect on the root causes of the challenges encountered by social workers in the
workplace.
2. Think of a particular measure or solution to help address these challenges.
3. Write your recommendation in the space provided at the extreme end of the activity
sheet..
Guide Questions:
Directions: Read and analyze the identified workplaces in Column A and look for the work
areas they represent in Column B. Write the letter of the correct answer in the
blank provided before each number.
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Column A Column B
Directions:
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Guide Questions:
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Answer Key:
Pre-test
1. SCHOOLS
2. HOSPITALS
3. RESPONSE UNIT
4. WELFARE AGENCY
5. CLINIC
6. PUBLIC OFFICE
7. REHABILITATION CENTERS
8. MILITARY CAMP
9. LEARNING CENTER
10. ADVOCACY GROUPS
Learning Activities:
1. GOVERNMENT ORGANIZATION
2. MILITARY CAMP
3. PUBLIC OFFICE
4. RESIDENTIAL FACILITY
5. ADVOCACY GROUP
6. LEARNING CENTER
7. RESPONSE UNIT
8. REHABILITATION CENTER
9. CLINIC
10. NON-GOVERNMENT ORGANIZATION
11. WELFARE AGENCY
12. MILITARY INSTITUTION
13. NON-RESIDENTIAL FACILITY
14. HOSPITAL
15. SCHOOL
16. TRAINING CENTER
17. PRIVATE OFFICE
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Practice Task 3: (Suggested Rubric)
Criteria 1 2 3 4 5
Number of Identified 1 to 3 but 4 to 6 but 1 tio 3 real 4 to 6 real
identified challenge some are majority are challenges challenges
challenges s do not not real not real
exist challenge challenges
s
Relevance of 1 - 3 but 4 - 6 but 1 - 2 good 3 -4 good 5 -6 good
do not do not recommendatio recommendatio recommendatio
recommendatio
respond to respond to ns fit the ns fit the ns fit the
ns identified identified identified identified identified
challenges challenges challenges challenges challenges
Post-test
1. D
2. I
3. K
4. L
5. J
6. C
7. B
8. G
9. F
10. A
Criteria 1 2 3 4 5
Presentation Very poor Poor Fair Satisfactory Very
of data Satisfactory
Style of Not Poorly Acceptable Very Excellent
presentation Acceptable done Satisfactory
Quality of No sense at Did not Analytic but Analytic but Highly
interpretation all observe not logical and logical analytic and
analysis logical
and logic
Neatness Very poor Poor Fair Satisfactory Very
Satisfactory
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