복지영문 1차 공부 후기
일시 : 2026년 7월 8일 수요일, 13:10~15:10
장소 : 월평빌라 3층 공부방
참석 : 정진호, 서무결; 2명
내용 : 복지영문 1차 공부|Social Work
1차 공부 전, 복지영문 원고를 각자 읽고 왔습니다.
시작하기에 앞서 우리에게 이 공부의 목적이 무엇인지 의논했습니다.
복지영문을 통하여
1) 사회사업 실천 근거를 되짚으며 확인하고,
2) (시설) 사회사업에서 반영할 바를 정리하는 데 뜻이 있습니다.
읽는 과정에 영어 공부가 수반되겠으나, 영어 자체가 목적은 아닙니다.
(그러자면 직원교육사업으로 하기 어렵다고 생각합니다.)
그저 무엇을 말하는지 알기 위한 것도 아닙니다.
(그러자면 여러 도구를 활용해 해석하는 편이 빠르고 수월하겠습니다.)
근무 중에 시간 내어 한다면, 뜻있게, 실무에 도움이 되게 하자고 했습니다.
1차 공부로 'Social Work'를 함께 읽고 나누었습니다.
※ 중요하다고 생각한 문장
1)
It is therefore essential that we develop the skills of ‘setting out our stall’.
By this I mean being able to explain clearly and effectively what we can do and what we cannot do
– that is, to provide a helpful and accurate picture of the extent of our role and therefore its limits.
2)
In addition to these curative and preventive aims,
(Social work are) to seek out, identify, and strengthen the maximum potential in individuals, groups, and communities.
Professional Focus
3)
Based on our conclusion that the personal affects the social and the social affects the personal,
we believe social workers must develop practice competence in both areas.
4)
Our vision of practice - even when it involves work with individual clients - includes consistent attention
to the social and environmental aspects of the person-in-situation.
5)
It is very easy to be drawn here and there by different pressures and demands,
but we must keep a clear focus on our social work role at all times.
6)
How social work will be carried out will, of course, vary from setting to setting, context to context,
but, whatever form it takes, we will need to keep a clear focus on its core elements.
Generalist Social Work
7)
First, human behavior is inextricably connected to the social and physical environment.
A change initiated by either person or environment triggers a response by the other.
8)
It takes in the whole, even when focusing on an individual part.
9)
Practitioners visualize potential clients and agents for change on a continuum ranging
from micro- to mezzo- to macrolevel interventions.
Generalist social workers view problems in context,
combine practice techniques to fit the situation,
and implement skills to intervene at multiple system levels.