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9780534558796

The Successful Internship Transformation and Empowerment in Experiential Learning

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    9780534558796

  • ISBN10:

    0534558798

  • Edition: 2nd
  • Format: Paperback
  • Copyright: 2003-07-21
  • Publisher: Brooks Cole
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Summary

THE SUCCESSFUL INTERNSHIP offers readers more than just a resource on how to find a position or how to interview; it addresses the concerns, emotions, needs, and unique personal challenges that are the essence of an internship or field experience. The authors describe in detail the path of change readers will find themselves embarking on and the challenges they will face along the way, and they provide clear, concrete tools that build the foundation for successful field/practicum experience. The book's five-stage model of the internship process-anticipation, disillusionment, confrontation, competence, and culmination-places the material in a meaningful framework that lends structure to understanding of the work they will be doing.

Table of Contents

Foreword xiii
Preface xv
Section One Beginning the Journey
1(80)
Laying the Groundwork
3(23)
Welcome to Your Internship
3(4)
So Why Do You Need a Book?
4(2)
Some Basic Terms
6(1)
The Concepts Underlying This Book
7(2)
Experiential Education
7(1)
Predictable Stages
8(1)
Self-Understanding
8(1)
Tools for Learning: Reflection and Seminars
9(11)
Reflection
9(7)
The Seminar
16(4)
Overview of the Text
20(1)
Chapter Organization
20(1)
Chapter Exercises
21(1)
For Further Reflection
21(2)
For Further Exploration
23(1)
References
23(3)
Framing the Experience: The Developmental Stages of an Internship
26(12)
The Developmental Stage Model
26(8)
Stage 1: Anticipation
27(2)
Stage 2: Disillusionment
29(2)
Stage 3: Confrontation
31(1)
Stage 4: Competence
32(1)
Stage 5: Culmination
33(1)
Summary
34(1)
For Further Reflection
35(1)
For Further Exploration
35(1)
Models Framing Field Experience
36(1)
References
37(1)
Understanding Yourself
38(28)
Values
41(2)
Reaction Patterns
43(2)
Learning Styles
45(5)
Kolb's Theory
45(2)
Separate and Connected Knowing
47(3)
Family Patterns
50(1)
Psychosocial Identity Issues
51(3)
Trust vs. Mistrust: Getting Your Needs Met
51(1)
Autonomy vs. Shame and Doubt: Handling Your Impulses
52(1)
Initiative vs. Guilt: Finishing What You Start
53(1)
Industry vs. Inferiority: Feeling Competent
53(1)
Your Cultural Identity
54(6)
Subgroup Membership
54(1)
Degree of Identification
55(1)
Attitudes Toward Other Groups
55(1)
Dominant vs. Subordinate
56(2)
Stages of Identity Development
58(2)
Summary
60(1)
For Further Reflection
61(1)
For Further Exploration
62(2)
References
64(2)
Understanding Yourself as an Intern
66(15)
Motivation for Placement
66(2)
Unresolved Issues
68(1)
Self-Disclosure
69(1)
Assessment
69(1)
Authority
70(1)
Dissonance
70(1)
Flexibility
71(1)
Your Life Context
71(3)
School
72(1)
Work
72(1)
Roommates
72(1)
Family
72(1)
Intimate Partners
72(1)
Friends
73(1)
Yourself
73(1)
Doing It All
73(1)
Support Systems
74(2)
Summary
76(1)
For Further Reflection
76(2)
For Further Exploration
78(1)
References
79(2)
Section Two Discovering the Field
81(84)
Experiencing the ``What Ifs'': The Anticipation Stage
83(15)
The Tasks at Hand
85(2)
The Learning Contract
87(8)
Examining the Contract
88(1)
The Writers of the Contract
88(1)
The Essence of the Contract
89(1)
The Timing of the Contract
90(1)
The Levels of Learning
90(1)
Developing the Contract
90(4)
Spiro It!
94(1)
Summary
95(1)
For Further Reflection
95(1)
For Further Exploration
96(1)
References
96(2)
Getting to Know the Clients
98(15)
The Nature of the Population
99(1)
Acceptance: The First Step
100(7)
Getting Clients to Accept You
101(3)
Accepting the Clients
104(1)
Specific Issues
105(2)
Personal Safety
107(2)
Summary
109(1)
For Further Reflection
109(1)
For Further Exploration
110(1)
References
111(2)
Getting to Know Your Colleagues
113(21)
Supervisors
114(10)
The Supervisor as Person and Professional
115(1)
Supervisor Style
116(3)
Your Style
119(1)
Matches and Mismatches
119(1)
Structural Issues in Supervision
120(2)
Your Reaction to Supervision
122(1)
The Evaluation Process
123(1)
Your Faculty Instructor
123(1)
Coworkers
124(1)
Expectations
124(1)
Acceptance
125(4)
Summary
129(1)
For Further Reflection
129(1)
For Further Exploration
130(1)
References
131(3)
Getting to Know the Placement Site
134(21)
Don't Skip This Chapter!
134(1)
Lenses on Your Placement Site
135(1)
Background Information
136(3)
History
136(1)
Mission
136(1)
Goals and Objectives
136(1)
Values
137(1)
Strategies
137(1)
Funding
137(2)
Agency Structure
139(5)
Division of Responsibilities and Tasks
139(1)
Coordination and Control
140(4)
Human Resources
144(4)
Communication Skills
145(1)
Norms
145(1)
Informal Roles
146(1)
Cliques
147(1)
Management Style
147(1)
Staff Development
147(1)
Organizational Politics
148(1)
Organizations as Cultures
149(1)
The External Environment
150(1)
The Task Environment
150(1)
The Sociopolitical Environment
151(1)
Summary
151(1)
For Further Reflection
152(1)
For Further Exploration
153(1)
References
154(1)
Getting to Know the Community
155(10)
Introduction
155(1)
Why Should I Study the Community?
155(2)
What Is a Community?
157(1)
Community Inventory
158(3)
Assets and Needs
158(1)
Basic Information About Communities
158(1)
Structural Considerations
159(1)
Human Resources
160(1)
Community Symbols
160(1)
Political Considerations
160(1)
How Do I Find All This Out?
161(2)
Summary
163(1)
For Further Reflection
163(1)
For Further Exploration
164(1)
References
164(1)
Section Three Facing New Frontiers
165(44)
Taking Stock and Facing Reality: The Disillusionment Stage
167(25)
Thinking About Growth
168(2)
The Human Side of the Internship
168(1)
Experiencing Change
169(1)
Taking Stock of Your Progress
170(2)
Keeping the Contract Alive
170(1)
Expanding Your Knowledge
171(1)
Expanding Your Skills
171(1)
Considering the Issues
172(9)
Issues with the Work
172(1)
Issues with the People
173(5)
Issues with the Site: The Organization and the System
178(1)
Issues with Yourself
179(2)
Facing Realities
181(5)
Whatever Happened to My Internship?
184(2)
Summary
186(2)
For Further Reflection
188(1)
For Further Exploration
189(1)
References
190(2)
Breaking Through Barriers: The Confrontation Stage
192(17)
The Tasks You Face
192(4)
The Power of Belief
193(1)
The Power of Will
194(1)
The Power of Effort
194(2)
A Metamodel for Breaking Through Barriers: 8 Steps to Creating Change
196(1)
One Step at a Time
197(7)
Step 1: Say It Out Loud
197(1)
Step 2: Name the Problem
197(1)
Step 3: Expand Your Thinking
198(1)
Step 4: Consider the Causes
199(1)
Step 5: Focus Your Attention
200(1)
Step 6: Determine Your Goals
200(1)
Step 7: Identify the Strategies
201(1)
Step 8: Create the Change
201(3)
Summary
204(1)
For Further Exploration
205(1)
References
206(3)
Section Four Going the Distance
209(74)
Riding High: The Competence Stage
211(15)
Enjoying the Ride
212(4)
Redefining Supervisory Relationships
213(1)
Redefining Your Identity
214(2)
Bracing for the Bumps
216(4)
Freezing the Moment
216(1)
Experiencing Success
217(3)
Encountering Transition Issues
220(2)
Developing Professional Awareness
222(2)
Summary
224(1)
For Further Reflection
224(1)
For Further Exploration
225(1)
References
225(1)
Considering the Issues: Professional, Ethical, and Legal
226(37)
Realizing the Issues
227(3)
Ethical Issues: A World of Principles and Decisions
230(4)
Talking the Talk
231(1)
Rules of the Trade
231(2)
Beyond the Documents
233(1)
Recognizing the Issues in the Professional World
234(3)
Questioning Others' Conduct
234(1)
Questioning Your Own Conduct
235(2)
Legal Issues: A World of Laws and Interpretations
237(5)
Talking the Talk
237(2)
Rules of the Trade
239(1)
Relevant legal Matters
240(2)
Grappling with Dilemmas
242(2)
Identifying Dilemmas
243(1)
Walking the Walk
243(1)
Ten Steps to Deciding Dilemmas
244(2)
Taking Care of Yourself
246(2)
Create a Crisis Resource System
247(1)
Know Yourself
247(1)
Create a Crisis Response Plan
248(1)
Learn from the Crisis
248(1)
Summary
248(1)
For Further Reflection
249(1)
For Further Exploration
250(2)
References
252(3)
Appendix A: Standards of Practice: Eight Principles of Good Practice for All Experiential Learning Activities
255(2)
Appendix B: Ethical Standards of Human Service Professionals
257(6)
Traveling the Last Mile: The Culmination Stage
263(20)
Seizing the Opportunities
265(2)
Taking a Self-Inventory
265(1)
The Tasks of Ending
266(1)
Finishing the Work
267(1)
Saying Good-Bye to Clients
268(5)
Timing and Style
268(1)
Unfinished Business
269(1)
Dealing with Feelings
269(3)
The Future
272(1)
Coming to Closure with Your Supervisor
273(4)
The Final Evaluation
273(4)
Saying Good-Bye to the Placement
277(1)
Putting Together a Portfolio of Your Internship
278(1)
Looking Forward
278(2)
For Further Reflection
280(1)
For Further Exploration
280(1)
References
281(2)
Index 283

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