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Communication
"In general, to be a good field worker in human services, the worker must have good ____________ and people skills, skills highly useful to move into a supervisory role."
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Strengths
"Supervisors must be honest with themselves about their _________ and limitations as a supervisor and be able to identify how their personal traits and interpersonal style may affect the conduct of supervision."
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Feminist Supervision
"________ is the application of feminist theory and values to the supervisory proves, content, and relationship. "
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Contracting, collaborative, and hierarchical.
What are the three types of feminist supervision methods?
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Flexible
"Workers tend to want a supervisor who is __________, has good listening skills, and is able to empathize."
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Growth
"A good supervisor seeks ongoing personal ________ in their role as a supervisor through continuing education, self evaluation, feedback from others and their own reflective supervisory relationships."
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Hierarchical relationship
"...clinical supervision was traditionally structured as a __________ in which supervisees hold considerably less power than supervisors."
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Live Supervision
"____________ provides an opportunity for a stronger sense or participation and collaboration between supervisors and supervisees that can further strengthen the egalitarian nature of a feminist supervisory relationship."
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Service Recipient
"A key value and primary goal of a human service organization is the welfare of the _________ _________ and that this also constitutes the primary goal of individual workers in the organization."
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Impact
"The position of supervisor is powerful, in that it has a large _________ on the work practice and working lives of staff and in turn the agencies' provision of service to clients."
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Power
"_______ has been defined as the capacity to produce change."
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Humanistic psychology
What has been viewed as a movement with clear ties to feminist theory and practice?
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Power
"A good supervisor is aware of the ________ they hold, when they use it, how and why."
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Investigation
"There is a gap in good ____________ and research around identifying skills and support structures that make up a good social work supervisor
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Fear of criticism, lack of honesty and avoidance of responsibility
Name one of the three (3) barriers to supervisee growth.
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Supervisory relationship and session content
What clearly defines feminist supervision? (HINT since it is so specific.... pg103)
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Training
Formal courses that a developed to help transition from social worker to manager are ___________ courses.
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Rewards
"Despite all the unanswered questions, there are real ________ to the supervisory role."
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False - it will
T/F: Feminist supervision will not emphasize respect, honesty, collaboration, and empowerment for the supervisee.
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Respecting each supervisee's unique goals, working to bring supervisees to awareness of their attributes, values and behaviors with respect to gender; supplying a facilitative atmosphere in which supervisees can discuss sex-role stereotypes and socialization, among other things; assisting supervisees in gaining an understanding that the personal is political, including the political impact of counseling on clients' roles in society; modeling respect and equality for supervisees; and educating supervisees on women's issues.
Feminist supervision has been defined as having six main objectives. Name at least three - Double Jeopardy - bonus 500 points if you can name all six. (HINT: somewhere between pg. 96-97 according to the article pages- answer to this will not be on the sheet)
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