Gender-Based Perspective in Social Work
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According to the passage, what is one significant aspect of the Filipino culture that makes gender perspective particularly relevant for social workers?

  • The focus on religious beliefs.
  • The prevalence of traditional gender roles.
  • The strong emphasis on family values.
  • The acceptance of diverse gender identities. (correct)
  • The passage argues that gender is solely determined by biological factors.

    False (B)

    What specific example from the passage illustrates the conflict between personal rights and school regulations regarding gender expression?

    The example of gay men in the author's alma mater fighting for the right to have long hair in ROTC, despite school policy.

    The passage argues that a gender-based perspective helps social workers better serve ______________ communities.

    <p>marginalized</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Match the following concepts with their descriptions based on the passage:

    <p>Gender perspective = A framework that considers gender as a social construct shaped by diverse forces. Traditional gender roles = Preconceived notions about what is acceptable behavior for different genders. Marginalized communities = Groups facing discrimination and limited opportunities due to their gender identities. Social categories = Factors like race, class, and sexual orientation that intersect with gender to create unique experiences of privilege and oppression.</p> Signup and view all the answers

    According to the passage, applying a gender-based perspective can help social workers do which of the following?

    <p>Counter and overcome outdated gender roles. (A)</p> Signup and view all the answers

    The passage suggests that gender-based perspective is only relevant for social workers working with LGBTQ+ individuals.

    <p>False (B)</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Explain how the author's personal experience at her alma mater informs her perspective on the importance of gender perspective in social work.

    <p>The author's experience with gay students fighting for the right to express their gender identity in ROTC demonstrates the reality of conflicting personal rights and institutional rules. This experience highlights the need for social workers to advocate for equality and justice, especially regarding gender expression.</p> Signup and view all the answers

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    Gender-Based Perspective

    A social work framework that considers gender as a social construct influenced by various cultural, political, and economic forces.

    Diversity in Genders

    The acceptance and recognition of various gender identities within a culture.

    Marginalized Communities

    Groups of individuals who experience discrimination and lack access to resources due to their gender or other identities.

    Social Constructs

    Concepts or practices that are created and accepted by society, rather than inherent or biological.

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    Privilege and Oppression

    The varying experiences individuals face; some enjoy advantages while others face systemic discrimination.

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    Traditional Gender Roles

    Culturally defined expectations regarding behavior and responsibilities based on gender.

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    Advocacy in Social Work

    The act of supporting or arguing for the rights and needs of individuals or groups.

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    School Policy vs. Personal Rights

    The conflict between institutional regulations and individual freedoms regarding expression of gender identity.

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    Study Notes

    Gender-Based Perspective in Social Work

    • Different perspectives exist for social work professionals, with a gender-based perspective being crucial for understanding social issues
    • This perspective recognizes gender as a social construct, influenced by diverse cultural, political, and economic factors, not solely biological
    • Gender is intertwined with other social categories like race, class, and sexual orientation, creating varied experiences of privilege and oppression
    • Recognizing these experiences is essential for social workers to effectively support marginalized communities

    Applying a Gender-Based Approach

    • Applying a gender-based approach helps challenge traditional gender roles and stereotypes, allowing for a wider range of possibilities for individuals
    • Such an approach can counter societal restrictions on opportunities based on gender, helping people overcome these obstacles
    • This perspective acknowledges diverse gender identities, ensuring equitable treatment and access to resources for all genders

    Addressing Inequality and Discrimination

    • Gender-based perspectives are essential in cases of violence and harassment, actively supporting victims and advocating for better outcomes
    • It's crucial to understand the needs of individuals throughout different experiences of privilege and oppression, including those directly experiencing discrimination, trauma, etc.
    • Gender-based social work can lead to positive social change, promoting equality and addressing existing inequalities
    • This perspective can help create a fairer society where all individuals, regardless of gender, have equal opportunities.

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    Explore the crucial role of a gender-based perspective in social work. This quiz delves into how gender is a social construct influenced by various factors and intertwined with other categories like race and class. Understand how acknowledging these dynamics can help social workers support marginalized communities effectively.

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