The objective of this section is to help students in developing a perspective of how to understand the intra-personal experiences of individual. Through the eyes of our critical perspective there will be class discussion on how these theories help us to understand human functioning and the implications of this for practice. Special emphasis will be given to intra-personal experiences of people of color and ethnic, age, gender and sexual orientation. We will be examining theoretically and experientially how to acknowledge and value diversity. Regular and on-time attendance.
Participation is more than class attendance.
It requires active and appropriate interaction in class activities. All written assignments are to be typed and reflect proper English Usage. Case Studies in Social Work Practice. Human Behavior and the Social Environment II is the second course in the HBSE foundation area. HBSE II is designed to examine the dynamic interplay between the individual s development and the functioning of families, groups, organizations and communities.