___/ 3 CAP Philosophy—what are my ideas about CAP? Where did they come from?
CAP Philosophy example: an example of my philosophy and perspective on CAP. My perspective on Community Administrative Practice is that it offers an understanding of how important macro practice is to the social work profession and the community touched by its principles. If you don’t have any experience with CAP you could state at this point in my education my perspective on CAP is XYZ and I look forward to learning more about macro practice and the skills needed to be a good social worker in this setting.
___/ 3 Assessment of own CAP strengths and Needs
___/ 3 Action plan build on strengths and address needs—both admin and community practice
Explain in CAP Personal Plan at the end of the semester addresses how your understanding of macro practice has grown and/or changed.
My CAP Philosophy
At the beginning of the semester, my understanding of Community Administrative Practice (CAP) was limited (replace with your specific experience level). I knew it involved macro practice, but I wasn’t sure how it directly impacted the social work profession and the communities it serves. (Add a sentence or two about your initial thoughts on the importance of macro practice, if any)
Learning and Growth
Throughout the semester, my perspective on CAP has evolved significantly. (Describe specific concepts, theories, or skills you learned in CAP that impacted your understanding). For example, learning about (mention a specific topic) opened my eyes to the complex interplay between policy, administration, and social justice at the community level. Through case studies and discussions, I gained a deeper appreciation for the role of social workers in (mention specific CAP functions, e.g., program development, resource allocation, advocacy).
Strengths and Needs Assessment
Strengths: (Identify your strengths that are relevant to CAP. This could include)
Needs: (Identify areas for development. This could include)
Action Plan
Building on Strengths:
Addressing Needs:
Conclusion
This CAP course has significantly broadened my understanding of macro practice and its vital role in social work. By capitalizing on my strengths and actively working to address my needs, I aim to become a well-rounded social worker who can effectively contribute to positive change at the community level.