Socialization Reflection

He’d say I had to move on from this for everyone, including my clients and self. He would be proud of how I’ve become a better individual since I gained the endurance to multi-task, focus, and deal with problems that come my way with less fear, especially as a single parent.” In the end the occupation of counseling influenced upon Awilda by her mother many years ago has affected her negatively and positively.

When I was young, I kept hearing from my Mother, “women should stay at home and do the household chores, such as cleaning the house and taken care of the family, while men is working and providing support for the family.” While growing up, I refuse to accepted it; I don’t want to be a domesticated woman only, I would like to have a career too. The poem of Julia Alvarez, “Woman’s Work”, reminds me of those old days when I was dreaming of my future. I can prove that managing the cleanliness of the house is a hard work. As what Alvarez stated, “Doing her woman’s work was a hard art.”

Once her parents got divorced and she had to take care of her sisters, she learned a great deal of responsibility. My Mima also believes that taking care of her sisters helped to shape her as a mother and a grandmother. My Mima believes that helping to take care of them when they were young has permanently shaped her as a person. Without that, she says that she believes she would be completely

She has had to make great sacrifices in order to provide for her siblings. At Yesmeens age, I could barely take care of myself, let alone my family. She has had to be the rock and foundation for her family, which is a great deal of responsibility to be put on a teenager. On the other hand Mohammad Blah has also gone

In the 1950s, parenting methods were very different. Mothers were the primary caregivers while the fathers were considered to be the “breadwinners”. Because mothers were the primary caregivers, they often had more of an influence on the children. In this story, the mother’s advice to her daughter was focused on how to cook, clean, and fulfill other household chores. The advice was more than likely based off of how she was raised and what she had to do herself while being a stay at home mother.

Ever since I can remember I have always wanted to make a difference and help anyone in need that I possibly could. From the start of my childhood, I can recall helping my mother care for my great grandparents, so they would be able to live out the rest of their lives from their home, instead of in a nursing home. As a young child it was extremely difficult to live with and watch my loved ones deteriorate as they got older, as their condition got worse and worse, and saw my mother having a difficult time keeping up with caring for both of my great grandparents 24/7, it put a lot of stress on the family. However, I am grateful to have been able to help my mother care for them. Growing up in such a caring and loving household made the situation

I agree with him, because all my life my mom always told me, “ To get somewhere in life, you need education.” My mom should know since she struggled with school and finding jobs, but there’s a bigger reason on why i believe in this statement. My older sister at 18 had my beautiful niece, just as she graduated high school. She didn’t even think about college, when she has to take care of a kid. The only job she can find was

One of the other methods which could be used alongside this would be motivational interviewing, as a social worker it is important to explain the practically effects which could be happening when the individual clients is reluctant to take any changers or using the task centred as a lone working approach. Social workers will explain to the client that when the work starts to be collaborative then identifying the problems and goals will be the participate so that goals which are set can be met successfully. This would help the person feel like they are empowered which will give them the confidante to move forward and resolve problematic issues when they arise. (Teater, 2014)

As children develop through childhood and into adulthood, they are constantly exposed to factors that affect the formation of their attitudes, beliefs, and behaviors while defining their identities (YI-CHING & BILLINGHAM, 2014). Society has many cultural norms for gender identity. Gender refers to the behaviors that a culture deems appropriate for men and women (Matsumoto & Juang, 2013, p. 156). Growing up I was raised in the era of the traditional family, where the female was considered the keeper of the home. I watched my mother do all the cooking, housework, and raising of my sister and me.

With this skill, one must “think about all the materials you will need, the arrangement of your environment, your own personal issues, as well as the tasks you need to complete in that first interview.” (Kinsella 90) Growing up in a single mother household, I was the one to organize everything between me and my sister. I would oversee laying out the

Living in a house teaches them how to efficiently live with a large group of people and they have to learn how to adapt to this living style, which includes sharing possessions, respecting everyone’s belongings and space and having patience for limited utilities, like the bathroom or stove. SDT also has symbols of a teddy bear and a torch. These symbols also represent patterns since they remain the symbols year after year and don’t change. SDT has a specific chant they say that we observed when observing a rush event. In order to recruit girls they would sing, “It is time for you to see that you belong in SDT.”

Nellie spent most of her life as a wife, mother, teacher, lecturer, legislator and writer. Her dream was to become a teacher like her sister named Hannah, teaching was very limited to women… Nellie earned a teaching certificate at the age of sixteen and taught until she got married in 1896. Nellie struggled with her husband as he was a druggy and had to raise five children at the same time. Nellie McClung’s greatest achievements were women’s suffrage movement, temperance movement, and later the Person’s Case with assitance from the “Famous Five.

Emma has been through a lot of the same stuff as me, both of our parents are divorced so we have a few things in common with that. So, a few months ago my mom was telling me how one of her friends,that’s a guy, will be moving in with us. I immediately texted Emma and she was helping me through it. I didn’t want anyone moving in because I didn’t want him to take my mom away from me. I was a little jealous

The moment I decided to become a nurse I was a twenty-one-year-old mother with a three-month old beautiful baby girl and needed money to support her. I thought if start as a certified nurse assistant that would be the first step of becoming a nurse. As a certified nurse assistant, I would learn how to interact with patients and their family members. Meanwhile, I had the opportunity to see what nurses deal with on a daily basis. When I was younger, I would always take care of my family, as far as babysitting, doing hair, and helping with my elderly grandmother.

My aunt has always been ready to help my family. Extraordinary people such as my aunt serve as an inspiration to me. Her steadfast role as head of the family and all of her support for my family encourage me to help others as much as possible. My aunt’s persistence is demonstrated through her hard work in everything she does. Finding inspiration and motivation in my aunt is an easy