Identity Development (G0235), 10 op
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- Toteutus
- SWG1221
- Lukukausi
- 2/2012-2013
- Ajankohta
- 7.1.2013–21.6.2013
- Tyyppi
- DEVELOPING PROFESSIONAL IDENTITIES (G016)
- Ryhmä
- SWG12SN
- Kampus
- Laurea Otaniemi
- Opetuskieli
- englanti
- Opettajat
- Pötzsch Tobias (Other teacher)
- Luennoitsijat
- Pötzsch Tobias, Saarlio Sari
- Tila
- Valmis
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Implementation plan Finished
Study unit Identity Development (G0235), 10.0
Implementation SWG1221: 2/2012-2013 (07.01.2013 - 21.06.2013)
Type DEVELOPING PROFESSIONAL IDENTITIES (G016)
Groups Primary: SWG12SN Others :
Involved in the project
Lecturers Pötzsch Tobias, Saarlio Sari
Number of participants Minimum: Maximum:
Enrolment period 26.11.2012 08:00 - 02.12.2012
Main timing for implementation
Applicabililty For exchange students: Yes For elective studies: Yes Open UAS student:
Yes Suitable for virtual UAS: Yes
Teachers Pötzsch Tobias (Other teacher)
Campus Laurea Otaniemi
Main location for implementation
Implementation method Other method of implementation Language: English Virtuality: 0 cr Integration of
R&D: 0 cr
Implementation class
Focus areas
Evaluation at the latest 21.07.2013 Storing of graded material ends.: 21.06.2014
Exam days
Having completed the study unit the
student is able to • describe factors such as race, ethnicity, gender, and spiritual belief and their impact on
identity development
• interrogate personal values, prejudices and stereotypes with regard to race, ethnicity,
gender and spirituality
• critically and systematically analyze issues of acculturation and its effect on identity
construction?
Previous studies Identity Formation 5 CR
Learning objectives KEY QUESTIONS What is identity? How do factors of gender, race and ethnicity,
culture & religion, and disability & age affect our understanding of ourselves and
others? Why is examining identity important to our professional development? What is
acculturation?
Contents Identity development promotes the student’s ability to critically interrogate the social
construction of his/her own identity in order to challenge hidden stereotypes and to be
able to distinguish their own needs from those of the clients. S/he will also be able to
analyse their own and clients’ acculturation processes and to recognise how social and
cultural factors, contribute to identity formation and the adoption of diverse ethical and
moral codes.
Study material Course Syllabus to be distributed during the first session
Tutoring and communication Small and class group tutoring by lecturers as well as OPTIMA and e-mail guidance
Evaluation criteria and methods Essay, Attendance
Other arrangements Class visits to institutions obligatory
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