ipl-logo

Personal Individual Analysis Examples

791 Words4 Pages

Individual Analysis Address ethnic, cultural, gender, and other diversity sensitive issues. Two elements of diversity that I noticed within my group was age and gender. There were four women and one man. Although the female presence dominated the group, our male counterpart held his position. He was very outspoken and his presence provided a sense of balance that was needed. He was a great addition to the group.
Provide an analysis of your roles as a member of the task group. Initiating, information/opinion seeking, clarifying, summarizing, encouraging, harmonizing, and gate keeping. The following roles were performed by all the members in the group. I really enjoyed my group and most of the time we were on the same page. I am pleased with …show more content…

The task I completed is providing an overview of the problem (child hunger), I selected the model for fundraising activities, and then I discussed the strategies to address the problems/barriers that another group could experience if they implemented our proposal. I also created our agency’s thank you letter and I selected our coalition members/partnerships. The skills that were used within the group were familiarizing ourselves with relevant research and the latest findings regarding child hunger, and we engaged each other in conversations about culture and ethnicity by using effective communication skills (presented reasons behind our opinions and listened to what others were saying).
Evaluate your use and other members’ use of conflict resolution skills (give examples).
Most of the members in the group used humor to defuse tensions/conflict. When there was a disagreement the members in the group would just take a vote to determine the next plan of action.
Provide examples of your use of other task group skills. I actively supported others when I thought they had an important view, I help set goals for the group such as specific deadlines and suggestions, and I helped the group get on task when we got side tracked (which was often). I listened attentively to others’ ideas and suggestions and I encouraged all members …show more content…

I do not have a lot have experience in community organizing; however, I am gaining a great deal of knowledge through my experiences at my internship. I have learned that a community organizer is someone who work to empower the community of individuals such as the residents of a specific area, low-income citizens of a city, people who suffer from a particular illness, or individuals who work in a specific field. So as social workers we are constantly striving to empower those who are oppressed. I believe my strengths are my ability to be transparent, authentic, and

Show More
Related
787 Words | 4 Pages

My assignment for the writing 101 group project was to present how to conduct an interview. The information for this presentation came from The Curious Researcher by Bruce Ballinger. My group consisted of five people, we all would present this topic together. Knowing that we had a big group for a relatively small presentation, we had to divide the groups roles up very evenly so everyone could participate. This was the first thing we did as a group.

Read More
530 Words | 3 Pages

Aspects of diversity are in concordance with age, cognitive means, cultural factors, disability and other significant determinants. In partners develop at least two definitions of diversity, as it is any mixture of items characterized by differences and similarities. Another one is its reference to differences between individuals or any attributes that may lead to the perceptions that another person is different from self. Discrimination

Read More
320 Words | 2 Pages

A historical figure that has had an influence on me is Ishmael Beah. His story of a child at war is truly inspiring. He ran to save his life at such a young age and he was captured and “brain-washed” into the war in Sierra Leone during the nineties. From his memoir, A Long Way Gone he enlightened me that there is no right side to war, both sides of the war are destructive, both sides recruited children to fight and both forced recruits to do drugs that altered their way of thinking. In the memoir, UNICEF saves him from the war by bartering for the children and they saved as much children as they could.

Read More
145 Words | 1 Pages

Also, I effectively led the team members to do a great job by completing their tasks, showing respect and good customer service. I learned how to be a good leader my handling stressful situations with self-control

Read More
644 Words | 3 Pages

Diversity varies in race, ethnicity, gender, disability, social class, socioeconomic status, sexual orientation, gender identity, primary spoken language, and geographic

Read More
475 Words | 2 Pages

Although in the end of “The Best Kind of People” George Woodbury expects his family will come back to him and forget just as the rest of the town did, his family does not feel the same affection and share the bond they once did and hoped that it would return to after the trial. The community shuns George when the accusations were made then accepts him after the trial. Whereas his family is there during the accusations and then after view him as a different man than the one they once knew. George’s family switches feelings from being loving and there for him to unsure and less accepting. It is clear that the family does not feel the same way they once did about George when the word “torture” is used to describe the feeling the family had when

Read More
375 Words | 2 Pages

For over 200 thousand of years civilizations have looked upon the night sky attempting to comprehend the endless sea of bright lights that stood before them .However, with the recent technological and astronomical advancements, scientist have been able analysis, and prove some of the world's greatest mysteries (ranging from “sustaining life on other planets”, to “what may lay beyond our known universe”). This new information has greatly impacted society, by allowing everyday civilians to gain a greater understanding of the vast world around them. However none of this would have been possible, if not for the work of Johannes Kepler, pioneering the way for many of great astronomy related discoveries. Kepler is often considered the father of modern

Read More
691 Words | 3 Pages

Personal Statement Ever since I was a little girl, I have been obsessed with figuring out why we think and act the way we do. I would often play silly “mind games” with myself, or wonder if someone was experiencing the same physical experiences I was. You can imagine how I felt upon learning about neurons and the various cortices of the brain. Then I did not quite know how to put it in words, but now I realise that I am enamored by cognitive science, specifically the environmental and genetic factors that determine behavior. Moreover, as a neuroscience major, I have had the opportunity to be exposed to various types of biology academically.

Read More
1079 Words | 5 Pages

My strengths are my acquired knowledge and skills acquired from my education, work experience, and foundational year field practicum experience. My case conceptualization skills allowed me to gather information, and assess the situation; then, transfer and apply learned social work practices, principles and theories into analytical problem solving utilizing the tenets of Critical Race Studies to offer innovative solutions that are both dynamic and relevant to the population I am serving. Equally important, is my cultural competence and sensitivity through direct interaction with people from diverse backgrounds both as clients and colleagues. In addition, I have established a strong network with my fellow student interns within my cohort that have allowed clients to connect with additional resources through my networking with my cohort. I have also benefitted from working collaboratively with federal judges, trial attorneys and defense attorneys, which enabled me to garner their trust and support, allowing me to further advocate for the clients I serve.

Read More
167 Words | 1 Pages

She points out gender and racial diversity in a workplace help people bring their knowledge and intelligence together to increase team performance. In addition, people engage in more critical thinking and gain broader viewpoints when they hear different opinions from someone in a different

Read More
1711 Words | 7 Pages

An explanation for the responses of students who answered that racial/ethnic diversity did affect them may be because they themselves are a minority within the high school and are therefore more affected or conscious of the racial diversity around them. When the question, “When working in groups, how are you affected by the gender composition of your group?” was prompted, an overwhelming majority responded that gender diversity did not affect them. This may be because the honors students that took the survey might be more mature than other students and can work well with both genders. Similarly, when asked what gender composition of a group they would rather work in, almost everyone responded

Read More
794 Words | 4 Pages

We will try to delve into the ancient period and will examine the individualistic and collectivistic characteristics of the society. Also we will raise some questions from ethical point of view about their traditions. Are these traditions necessary or they are redundant? Why they are morally necessary? How these traditions or their way of living are related to communism?

Read More
2198 Words | 9 Pages

Introduction To date I have completed three classes and one group facilitation exam for this semester. The aim of this assignment is to demonstrate my personal and professional learning for the duration of the module. It will discuss the definition of group work; how I planned for my group exercise; it will outline my learning as a facilitator and observer for a thirty minute exercise. I will use Bruce Tuckman 's five stage group development model to outline the stages of the group process.

Read More
1107 Words | 5 Pages

We understand that each individual is unique and recognize our individual difference. As a group we will be focusing on age, gender and race. Why its important to manage these diversities, what will happen if they aren't managed and how these applied in the workplace and

Read More
1145 Words | 5 Pages

Having worked in many group assignments both as a leader and member, the most important aspect is how effectively the group is managed. I have significantly improved in my managerial skills after understanding the needs of different members

Read More

More about Personal Individual Analysis Examples

Related Topics

Open Document