Seven Characteristics
Youth Work
Educational Practices
"Youth work" involves Educational
practices!
Youth workers, are educators that help young people develop skills by helping them mentally and physically. For instance, they
offer them additional support in after school programs, and in the community.
It prepares students in the school systems to become leaders. When the young
people are involved they are learning. Young people that youth workers serve
daily are always learning! For instance, in after school setting the students
are not only receiving extended help in their school work. In the after school
program students are learning how to build relationships and engage with their
peers too. When they learn social skills in the after school setting they hold
that experience where ever they go.
Youth work is a social practice
Youth work is a social practice because it gives
young people the opportunity to associate with their peers, Wood stated in the
article. The organization that I previously worked in, the YMCA of greater
Providence. A after school was held every day after school. This after school
program allows students to interact with each other in different activities.
This is allowing the students to not only learn about their interests but their
peers too.
Youth Work Actively challenge inequality and
work toward social justice.
It is important for young students to learn
about what is going in the community. Youth workers can have young people learn
about it by keeping them up to date with the news. Youth workers may connect
with young people by challenging them and doing different projects. For
instance, projects that may challenge them to learn about what is going on
around them or in the world.
Where young people choose to be involved
Young people choose to be involved in the
community with youth workers. As stated in the article young people, are choose
to engage in the community with youth workers. Young people choose to be
involved because there is variety of different activities that are held by the
youth workers.
Young work seeks to strengthen the voice and
influence of influence
Youth work gives young people an opportunity to
speak their mind. In the article it states that the youth workers influence the
young people to use their voice too. (By empowering participation, active
citizenship and engagement)
Youth work is a welfare practice
Youth work is a welfare practice that helps
young people with low income families and not enough resources. It is important
to have different organizations that is led by youth workers to give them the
extended school time and additional resources.
Youth work works with young people “holistically"Youth work helps young people deal with problems that they may also have outside of school. Youth workers have the power to talk to parents and discussing goals that their like their child to achieve. .
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