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An 8 page tutorial guide designed to help a student answer admissions essay-type questions pertaining to a graduate degree in social work. No bibliography is provided.
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student should discuss her familial and national background. What drove you to immigrate and choose geriatric work? Your response may resemble the following: As I was born and raised in
Africa, I have witnessed the tremendous suffering that is intertwined with civil unrest and war. What is particularly engrained upon my memory is how elderly people suffer when their needs
are not met. In traditional African culture, elders are held in high regard and my grandmother instilled this perspective in me at an earlier age. In her last years, I
helped to care for my grandmother and my life was immensely richer due to this experience. I emigrated from Africa due to - At this point in the students essay,
this writer/tutor suggests writing a brief, but comprehensive, explanation of the forces that drove the student to emigrate. Where these forces political in nature (civil dissension in the students country;
economic hardship; or simply the desire for a better life? Explain and relate this explanation to your lifes trajectory. For example, the decision to begin your company might read something
like this: While American culture is exemplary in multiple ways, I was struck by the fact that families often have difficulty attending to the needs of their elderly members. Extended
families are frequently spread over numerous geographical locations, and, therefore, simply cannot offer the day-to-day support that is required to fully meet the needs of the elderly. In Africa, typically,
family members all live close to each other and, therefore, the extended family can share the burden of care for an elderly member, always having someone there to aid the
elder, helping with the tasks of daily living. I saw that this is seldom possible in American culture and, subsequently, I started a company to address this deficit. My
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