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Last update: Mgr. Věra Fritzová (15.05.2015)
The aims of the study unit are that the student: - is familiar with philosophical background to the ethical codes adopted by social work - is familiar with the ethical codes adopted by social work in different national and international contexts - understands the use of professional codes in practice - can relate professional social and community work practice to different practices of religion and spirituality - knows the origins of Diaconia in the New Testament early church history - is familiar with the basic biblical and theological underpinning of diaconia - knows the ethical basis of Diaconia and is able to link this to ethical codes in social work - can relate Diaconia to personal spirituality as well as to Christian worship & congregational life in an ecumenical context This study unit content includes: - Philosophical background to social work ethics - Ethical codes adopted by national and international social work organisations - Using ethical codes in practice - Social work, religion and spirituality - Early church history of Diaconia - Theology of Diaconia - Ethics and Diaconia - Spirituality, worship and Diaconia, including use of the Bible - Diaconia in an ecumenical and interfaith context Process of the Study Unit Week 1 + weeks 5, 9, 14 & 18 Mag. Zsofi Mucsi and different theologians every week 1 cr. How to lead common prayer – different models of spirituality, related to themes of Diaconal social work Each contact day using the Bible in a study circle and guidance of Bible study organized by the students + daily group work on spirituality Week 9 Ing. Mgr. Ondřej Fischer & Mag. Tony Addy Philosophical background to social work ethics 8 h Ethics and Diaconia 4 h Ethical codes adopted by national and international social work organizations 4 h Week 10 Dr. Martin Pietak Assignment: Essay on ethics and social work. 1 cr. Week 11 Dr. Mikko Malkavaara Online lecture concerning the early church history of Diaconia 3 h Reading and analytically commenting on compulsory books and articles on Fronter (1 cr.) Week 14 Dr. Martin Pietak Theology of Diaconia 4 h Week 15-16 Dr. Martin Pietak (guidance on Fronter) Diaconia assignment 1 cr. Week 18 Mgr. Ing. Ondřej Fischer Fundamental theology and the basics of Diaconia including 4 h Dr. Martin Pietak and Mgr. Janka Adameova The feedback from the Diaconia assignment 2 h Contact teaching on weeks 9, 11, 14, 18 (16 h +3 h + 4 + 4 h) = 27 h =1 cr. |
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Last update: MORAVEC (15.05.2015)
Basic literature and study aids: Banks, S., Ethics in Social Work, 2012, London Palgrave Macmillan (Ch 1 - 4) International Statement on Ethics in Social Work (International Federation of Social Workers) see: Example of how this statement is applied (Great Britain) - see: Ethical Statement on social work in the Czech and other chosen national contexts Brodd, Sven-Erik 2005. Diaconia Through Church History. Five Ecclesiological Models. In: Brodd et al (Eds.) The Theology of Diaconia. Uppsala: Diakonistiftelsen Samariterhemmet, 5-26. Diakonie 2008. Characteristics of Diaconal Culture. Strengthening the diaconal profile. Diakonie Texte 17.2008. Diakonisches Werk der Evangelischen Kirche in Deutschland (EKD) e.V, 65 pages ( Olson, Jeannine E. 2006. Deacons and Deaconesses in the Bible and the Early Church: The First to the Fourth Centuries. In: Deacons and Deaconessess Through the Centuries. St. Louis: Concordia Publishing House, 17-49.
Recommended literature: Driver, J., Ethics: The Fundamentals (Fundamentals of Philosophy), 2006 Oxford, Wiley-Blackwell Beckett, C. & Maynard, A., Values & Ethics in Social Work, 2005, London, Sage Davies, M., (ed) The Blackwell Encyclopaedia of Social Work, 2000, Oxford, Wiley-Blackwell (chapters on ethics) Addy, Tony n.d. (no date). Diaconia - Working with People for Change. Paper for the Tallin Theological Institute in Estonia. Barton, John 2010. The Bible: the basics. London and New York: Routledge. Eurodiaconia 2010. Diaconal Identity - Faith in Social Care: A reflection from Eurodiaconia. Available at: www.eurodiaconia.org; direct link: http://bit.ly/9if0GM Lindström, Lars G. 2005. A biblically theological model for diaconal action. In: Brodd et al (Eds.) The Theology of Diaconia. Uppsala: Diakonistiftelsen Samariterhemmet, 27-44. Nordstokke, Kjell 2011. Liberating Diakonia. Trondheim: Tapir Akademisk Forlag. |
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Last update: MORAVEC (15.05.2015)
Consultations: 24 hours contact teaching; 3h online lecture; 19h Bible study circle and spirituality; Supervising + personal feedback to each student concerning the assignment 2 h;
Individual work: 5 hours supervision on Fronter + personal feedback, participation obligatory 82 hours distance learning, e-learning on Fronter, individual assignments doing, reading for assignments |