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    Mumbai university, Bacheolar's in social work , semester I , paper 1 basic communication and programming skills


    BSW Part I Syllabus


    Semester I

    Paper – 1 Basic Communication & Programme Media
    Marks 50
    Hours 30

    Objectives

    Enable students to
    1 Develop self awareness and sensitivity.
    2 Appreciate the importance of methods of communication and their effective use.



    Unit 1     Hours  5

    Introduction to Social Work Practice
    Definition of Social work, History and need for professional social
    work in India. Components of professional social work:
    Knowledge, skills and attitudes.
    Goals of Social work Practice.

    Unit 2      Hours  5

    Importance and Rationale of Communication in social work
    practice. Types and use of communication and program media as
    per age and development stages of groups. Steps and skills in
    use of programme media.

    Unit 3    Hours 5 

    Program media suitable to different client groups such as
    children ,youth , women , special groups in institutions , schools ,
    community , hospitals and varied settings.


    Unit  4  Hours  5

     Self‐awareness; Inter personal relationship skills; Selfacceptance;
    Empathy vs Sympathy, non judgmental Vs prejudice
    Self confidence and self image.
    Perspective building process in social work.

    Unit  5   Hours  5 

    Fact‐finding skills: Survey, Home visits, Observation
    Initial contact skills with client groups, community mapping,
    Interviews, Fund raising and resource mobilizing. Writing skills;
    recording skills Preparing assignments and class presentations;

    Unit  6   Hours  5

    Skills for development of personality (team building, public
    speaking, leadership; time management ;) simple administrative
    procedures . Issues and concerns for intervention with
    individuals, families, groups and communities. Awareness of the
    problems through field assignments, project based field visits
    and introduction to social welfare organisations working with
    individuals , groups and communities


    Bibliography

    1. Direct Social Work Practice: Theory and Skills.(1996)Hepworth, D;Rooney,R;Larsen, Jo Ann
    ;Wadsworth, USA 2.Human Relationship Skills: Nelson –Jones, Richard (1994) Better yourself Books,
    Mumbai.
    2. Lewis, Hedwing. Body Language of guide for Professional (2nd Ed) Response Books, New Delhi. (2000
    3. Douglas, T. (1993) A Theory of Groupwork Practice, London: Macmillan.
    4. Hawley, Robert, C Hawley, Isabel, L: Vol 1 &2
    Developing Human Potential: Handbook of activities for personal and social growth Era press MA.1975
    5. Human Relationship Skills: Nelson –Jones, Richard (1994) Better yourself Books, Mumbai.
    6. Wilson, Susanne: Writing records in Social Work Practice(To be added)