An exploration of the journey and progression of social justice within social work, drawing insights from notable sources including Reisch & Garvin.
The Circle of Insight model is pivotal in understanding and practicing social justice in the realm of social work.
Developed over a decade and a half, this groundbreaking approach melds personal introspection with societal awareness, redefining standards in social justice social work education.
The Circle of Insight, a dialectical and purposeful pedagogy, deepens our grasp and application of Competency 3, emphasizing human rights and comprehensive justice.
Dive deeper into the Circle of Insight’s methodology. Discover how it has been shaping social work education and practice for years
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The Circle of Insight model is pivotal in understanding and practicing social justice in the realm of social work.
The initial step in the Circle of Insight involves observation. It’s about understanding the situation from a neutral standpoint, much like a reporter or detective
Following the observational stage is reflection. This is particularly essential for those in social work and social justice as it resonates with the core values of the profession.
The final stage is action. After observing and reflecting, it’s time to make informed decisions and take steps that can bring about lasting peace, justice, and liberation.
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The 'Circle of Insight' is a three-phase methodology used in social work and social justice education. It involves 'Seeing' (observation), 'Reflecting' (critical understanding), and 'Acting' (taking informed action).
The 'See' phase is the initial step. It emphasizes observing and understanding the situation without biases, akin to a reporter or detective.
The 'Reflect' phase is essential for aligning with the profession's ethics. It focuses on understanding the principles that fuel the narratives of those fighting for justice and peace.