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1.1 Chapter Overview In this chapter, we give an overview of fieldwork in human services—the how and the why. Fieldwork is a key component of any human services program, whether at the associate, bachelor’s, or master’s level. Fieldwork allows you to apply your knowledge in real-life situations, where you can solidify your understanding of the coursework. Learning Objectives After reading this chapter, you will be able to do the following: - Articulate the importance of fieldwork in human servic

Chapters

• 1.1 Chapter Overview
• 1.2 Human Services as an Applied Science
• 1.3 The Council for Standards in Human Services Education for Fieldwork
• 1.4 Theory to Practice
• 1.5 Using an Equity Lens
• 1.7 Practice
• 2.1 Chapter Overview
• 2.2 Walking Through the Door
• In addition to the hours spent at the internship site, students must spend time
• 2.4 Becoming Part of the Team
• 2.5 Focus on Ethics
• 2.6 Handling Bumps Along the Way
• 3.4 Understanding the Agency Hierarchy and Structure
• 3.7 Who’s Really the Boss?
• 3.10 References
• 4.1 Chapter Overview
• 4.2 Diversity Is More than Just Culture
• 4.3 Skills for Working Effectively
• 4.4 The Student Experience: When You Represent a Vulnerable Population
• 5.1 Chapter Overview
• 5.5 The Relationship Between Self-Care and Burnout
• 5.8 References
• 6.3 Establishing the Supervisory Relationship
• 6.4 Challenges of Supervision
• 6.5 Conclusion
• 6.6 Practice
• 7.2 Understanding Professional Ethics
• 7.3 Common Ethical Challenges for Interns
• 7.5 Conclusion
• 7.6 Practice
• 8.3 Confidence in the Face of Uncertainty
• 8.4 Seeking Support and Feedback
• 8.6 Conclusion
• 8.7 Practice
• 8.8 References
• 9.1 Chapter Overview
• 9.3 Performance Evaluation/Supervisory Evaluation
• 10.1 Chapter Overview
• 10.3 Where to Go from Here
• 10.5 Practice

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