Human Behavior In The Social Environment: Course Analysis

It is an indescribable pleasure to be a member of this cohort and a graduate student at Simmons College of Social Work. I must mention my hope, goals, and fear as I embark on this journey to learn more about human behavior in the social environment. Throughout the 14-weeks of SWO 411-01: Human Behavior in the Social Environment course, I am hopeful of maintaining a respectable grade point average which would reflect nothing less than a 3.0. My goals are to obtain the ability and confidence to apply various social work theories. The fear that resides within me concerning this course is that I will have difficulty in determining the key differences between models, theories, perspectives, and approaches. As I have described my hope, goals, and
fear for the SWO 411-01 course, nevertheless, I remain positive to push forward to become a profound social work practitioner to serve the public.