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Question 1

Design a workshop for a social care setting of your choice detailing at least TWO creative arts activities at a Day care for people with Intellectual disability. Take into consideration Group work theory when developing the plan i.e. Kurland, (2001) Malekoff (2015).

The two creative skills will be done for people with Intellectual disability DANCE AND MUSIC.
(1000 words) Each

The plan should be typed under the following headings.
• Section A: Pre-Planning Stages
• Section B: The Proposal, what Creative activities do you intend to focus on (Drama)and why
• Section C: The Implementation
• Section D: The Evaluation

DANCE
The workshop should include:
Pre-Planning:
1. Consideration of the group profile, group needs and orientation, possible challenges
2. Observations and questions that are important to consider in running of a session for the
particular target group/individual
3. Additional factors you considered in your pre-session planning (200 words approx)

 

The Plan:The Workshop
a. Workshop description: (A brief Summary i.e. group, location, etc.)
b. Objectives: (Clear understanding of overall objectives and rationale for the group)
c. Agenda and Activities: Include a detailed step by step description of Drama creative arts
activity. The creative arts chosen must be detailed with regard to their theoretical
relevance and benefits in a social care setting.
(550 words approx.)

Evaluation:
5. Consider how you would evaluate the creative interventions implemented, identifying the
following:
a. How did the group/individual respond
b. Were there goals and objectives met or could you identify new goals or what were the
challenges or emerging issues during the sessions
(200 Words approx)

 

 

CREATIVE SKILSS (MUSIC)

The workshop should include:
Pre-Planning:
1. Consideration of the group profile, group needs and orientation, possible challenges
2. Observations and questions that are important to consider in running of a session for the
particular target group/individual

 

Sample Solution

Turkey and Iraq laid the foundation of the Baghdad Pact, signing a Pct of Mutual Cooperation for ‘security and defense’ in February 1955 in the Iraqi capital. It was not an auspicious start. In the first place, Turkey was unpopular in the Arab world for having recognized Israel. Secondly, Egypt, which was considered by Britain as the key to a defense arrangement in the Middle East, denounced the Baghdad Pact.

On receiving an invitation from Turkey and Iraq to join, Pakistan was not enthusiastic. Disappointed with the amount of US aid, Pakistan was no longer keen to undertake further military commitments in Middle East. In June, Ayub Khan was invited to Turkey. Prime Minister Nuri said of Iraq was also there. He and Adnan Manderes succeeded in convincing Ayub about the advantages of joining the pact. On 23 September 1955, Pakistan signed the Pact of Mutual Cooperation in Baghdad, in it the other regional members included Iran, Iraq and Turkey. Britian also joined it but the United States did not become a full member.

The Baghdad Pact provided a good line of cooperation regarding the security and defense of the members. This line was adopted to counter the Russian policy of expansion southwards in the direction of the Caspian and the Black Sea, and into Central Asia (Sattar, 2007).

On 15 July 1956, President Iskander Mirza visited Ankara (Turkey). Both leaders Pakistan and Turkey discussed various issues about economy and bilateral trade. After those meetings joint communique was issued regarding this visit that Pakistan and Turkey will exchange solemn assurance , Turkey would support Pakistan in the settlement of disputes with India and Afghanistan, and Pakistan would support Turkey over the Cyprus issue. (Ali, 2001)

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