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INTRODUCTIONS
In HBSE I, you began your study of the biological,
psychological,
INTRODUCTIONS
In HBSE I, you began your study of the biological,
psychological, and social dimensions of human development. As you think back on
your learning in that course, what concepts come to mind? Why do these ideas
resonate with you, and how might you apply them in your future work as a social
worker?
For this Discussion, you create a video to introduce
yourself to your colleagues and Instructor. Then, you reflect on your learning
in HBSE I and consider what new knowledge and insights you hope to gain here in
HBSE II.
RESOURCES
Be sure to review the Learning Resources before completing
this activity.
Click the weekly resources link to access the resources.
WEEKLY RESOURCES
TO PREPARE:
Revisit the major concepts from the HBSE I course by
reviewing Chapters –9 in Zastrow et al.
Consider what you learned in HBSE I and what you are looking
forward to in HBSE II.
BY DAY 3
Record and post a 2- to 3-minute and half page/video that
includes the following:
Your introduction (name, geog

raphic location, and other
pertinent details as appropriate for your colleagues)
A brief summary of your learning from the Human Behavior and
the Social Environment I course
Your expectations for this course; for example, topics and
concepts you are hoping to learn about
A brief personal perspective on how understanding the person
and the environment relates to social work practice
References:
Zastrow, C. H., Kirst-Ashman, K. K. & Hessenauer, S. L.
(209). Understanding human behavior and the social environment (th ed.).
Cengage Learning.
Review Chapters –9.
Dye, H. (208). The impact and long-term effects of
childhood trauma.Links to an external site. Journal of Human Behavior in the
Social Environment, 28(3), 38–392.
https://doi.org/0.080/09359.208.435328
Harvard University Center on the Developing Child.Links to
an external site. (n.d.). Key concepts: Resilience. https://developingchild.harvard.edu/science/key-concepts/resilience
Kte’pi, B. (2020). Resilience (psychology).Links to an
external site. In Salem Press encyclopedia. Salem Press
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