FIELD

INSTRUCTION
II
ORIENTATION
WMSU

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COURSE
DESCRIPTION
This course requires students with a minimum of 500
hours practical training in social work practice with
communities focused on working with a larger
collectivity i.e. grassroots community. Students during
this field placement are expected to demonstrate skills
in community organizing, linking needs and resources,
documentation, research and leadership.

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General Learning Outcomes:
• Cognitive
1. Analyze community dynamic processes
and structures
2. Describe CO Processes, Techniques,
tools,
3. Apply CO concepts, theories and
approaches to actual cases

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4. Generate practice knowledge in
Community Organizing
5. Apply appropriate SW concepts, theories,
and approaches in working with a
community.

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Affective
1. Initiate a helping relationship to accept
and utilize the value of partnership, self-
determination, people empowerment, self
reliance and collectivity.
2. Conduct oneself in accordance to
professional and ethical standards
3. Establish a purposive working
relationship with community

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Psychomotor
1. Show basic skills in community helping
process
2. Show skills in performing awareness
building, capability building and structure
building among the community

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FIELD INSTRUCTION
REQUIREMENTS
• STUDENT PORTFOLIO
Attach herewith are the following:
1. Autobiography
2. Student Information Sheet
3. Medical Certificate
4. Parent’s/Guardian’s Consent Form
5. Insurance

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 Relevant Policies and Guidelines
for Field Instruction II from the
CMO 39 series of 2017
• Supervised Field Instruction Requirements
1. Field Instruction (FI) is an essential
feature of the BSSW curriculum. It
requires students to spend a minimum of
1,000 hours as required by Social Work
Law RA 4373.

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2. The College/department shall ensure that
an adequate number of social work faculty
members supervise the students. The
maximum faculty-student ratio shall be 1:10.

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CMO 63 series of 2017
In the Philippines, Higher Education
Institutions ensure sustainable teaching and
learning delivery process through the
conduct of off-campus activities. These are
activities conducted by HEIs to supplement
and facilitate a more meaningful learning
experience for students in addition to the
regular classroom instructional programs
that are in accordance with specific degree
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 All students are expected to attend the
scheduled off-campus activity since it is part
of the regularly scheduled class time.
Working hours is from 8:00am-12:00pm-
1:00pm-5:00pm

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FIELD INSTRUCTION II GRADING
SYSTEM
Grading Criteria:
Knowledge- 25% ( Cognitive)
Skills- 25% (Psychomotor)
Attitude- 20% (Affective)
Written Outputs- 20%
Attendance- 10%

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DO’s and DON’Ts in the Field
Don’ts
• Dating a client/family/partners e.g.
barangay worker
• Having sexual relations with a client
• Talking to the client about agency and
supervisory problems
• Giving out personal number
• Any provocative or seductive behavior
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• Stealing from client or supervisor
• Any wilful violation of barangay protocols
• Verbal demonstration of disrespect
• Refusal to take directions from the
supervisor except personal and beyond
student’s tasks
• Putting the clients in jeopardy
• Repeated manifestation of irresponsible
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• Refrain from posting live videos while
working, rather observe proper
documentation of your organizing efforts.

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DO’s
• Observe proper dress code
• Adherence to the Code of Ethics of the
Social Work Profession
• Keep a low profile
• Maintain harmonious relationship with
peers/ supervisor/client
• Observance of working hours
• Always respect your
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• Act professionally.

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GROUPINGS FOR FI II
Group 1 4A
Lumambong Suerte
Canete Ablejena
Caug Galleto
Egot Ornopia
Anastacio

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Group 2
Baldicantos Ruizal
Alban Pielago N.
Oberez Maghuyop
Alquiza
Balabad
Galeria

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Group 3
Pantalita Marcojos
Villamor Gaudia
Brigole Alvia
Tura
Allecer
Dumpa

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Group 4
Sayson Alfuente
Caracut Catubig
Caballero
Abellon
Balistoy
Tonguilao

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Group 1 (4B)
Petiluna Barra
Pera Yusop
Arandela Guttierez
Albezo
Supang
Dagumo

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Group 2
Urot Pancho
Salvacion Delos Reyes
Rosel Alaya-ay
Raval
De-Asis
Reville

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Group 3
Baroy Antipolo
Dael Mangangot
Diaz Llego
Oclarit
Bucao
Jorquia

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Group 4
Guad Regodos
Suson Lamigan
Albano
Pendong
Matchuca
Agoy
Quimada
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Group 1 (C)
Fernandez Mascariola
Lascuna Alar
Panaguiton Samson
Miparanum
Villadar
Sumampong

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Group 2
Dumato Binarao
Alvarez Adelfa
Coraza Alisaca
Judit
Yosores
Singedas

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Group 3
Linghanan Cabasing
Fuentes Sungoran
Cayanong Villa
Pera
Ortega
Yusop

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Group 4
Cimafranca Bartiquil
Decosto Sandot
Rabanos
Ogapay
Generale
Bularon

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Group 5
Rubio Rosal
Laba Bacondo
Neniel Andilab
Maldiza
Salibo
Gampongan

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Open Forum

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Thank you

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