Instructions: Please note the Discussions are not designed to be another “writte

Instructions:
Please note the Discussions are not designed to be another “written assignment”. Discussions should elicit thoughtful discourse among peers, similar to those in a physical classroom, and serve as a platform for fluid exchange of ideas, weaving your understanding of the week’s concept to the given topic. Clarity of writing, rules of grammar, and punctuation are important. Research might be required on your part to be an informed participant, with proper credit given to original authors and sources to meet University’s plagiarism policies, but Discussions are not asking you to write another scholarly essay.
Criteria
Answers the initial graded discussion question(s)/topic(s), demonstrating knowledge and understanding of the concepts for the module. Addresses most aspects of the initial discussion question(s) applying experiences, knowledge, and understanding of most of the modular concepts.
Integrates evidence to support your discussion from assigned readings** or online lessons AND at least one outside scholarly source. *** Sources are credited. * (APA format required.)
Communicates in a professional manner. Presents information using clear and concise language in an organized manner (NO errors in English grammar, spelling, syntax, and punctuation).
Title: Intersectional Social Work Practice
Discussion Prompt #1
What Does Intersectional Social Work Practice Look Like to You? Do you anticipate any challenges or obstacles to engaging an approach to social work practice that is intersectional?
Title: Power Dynamics
Discussion Prompt #2
This module explores the power dynamic between social workers and their clients. What does shared power between the social worker and the client look like for you?
Title: Application of Conceptual Framework to Development
Discussion Prompt #3
Is it possible for a white person to help an adolescent of color develop a positive racial identity? If yes, what factors must be in place to facilitate this? If no, why not?