So far, you have: completed your summer mentorship, started doing some research, maybe completed the interview and hopefully found a mentor.
Using what you have done so far, answer the following 5 questions (be specific and use examples).
The Pentagon:
(1) Positive Statement: What positive thing happen as a result of what you have completed so far?
My eyes have been open to some signs and laws against child abuse that I have never have thought would have mattered. For example, it's harder to punish someone for child abuse if they aren't the parent or caretaker.
(2) EQ Content: Pick a piece of research or your interview. How has it helped you improve your understanding of your topic?
There was a list of signs and symptoms of both parent and child when child abuse is involved. There was also various federal laws to protect children and some states have some of those laws reinforced. Well, it has helped me know some of the things a social worker has to be in the lookout for.
(3) What has worked for you so far in the senior project?
The research has been helping me a lot. I'm getting to understand what social workers have to do
(4) What hasn't worked so far?
Something that hasn't worked is procrastination. Also, some of the mentorship hasn't worked out yet.
(5) Finding Value:
- What is a potential question you would like to study this year? (working EQ)
How does a social worker provide the necessary mean for an at-risk family to be safe?
- What do you plan to do for mentorship? If you haven't found a mentor yet, then discuss where you are currently looking and who you are talking to to find it.
I plan to volunteer at the House of Ruth center in Pomona. I would get to follow people on their jobs and do office work.
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