SOWK: Generalist Year Evaluation of Student Assessment

Social Work Generalist Evaluation of Student
(SOWK 530)


STUDENT INFORMATION
Beginning Date of Evaluation Period
Beginning Date of Evaluation Period
End Date of Evaluation Period
End Date of Evaluation Period
Select Term Evaluation Timeframe


EVALUATION RUBRIC
INSTRUCTIONS:
This evaluation instrument is designed to provide input from the field instructor to the student and faculty liaison about the quality of the student’s performance in the field practicum. The faculty liaison is responsible for assigning the student’s semester grade on the basis of this evaluation and on the student’s participation in the field seminar. The field instructor should review the student’s learning contract before initiating the evaluation. Student performance should be rated on the basis of the established criteria set forth in the Learning Contract.

Evaluation of the student for SWK/SOWK 530 (first semester) should be reflective of the
student’s beginning level of knowledge and skill. Evaluation for SWK/SOWK 531 (second semester) should reflect the student’s advanced knowledge in each performance area. Evaluation should also include an assessment of the display of the four dimensions for each competency, i.e., knowledge, values, skills, and cognitive and affective processes in the comments section. The process may be guided by the narrative that accompanies each competency, where the related knowledge, values, skills, and cognitive and affective processes are stated.

The agency field instructor is required to use the comment section of the evaluation to support and clarify ratings and provide feedback on the display of the four dimensions. Student and agency field instructor are expected to prepare the evaluation together, using this opportunity to identify areas of mastery, as well as strategies for continued professional development.

STUDENTS:
You are responsible for assuring that the evaluation is completed, signed, and submitted to the field liaison. Your signed field evaluation must be submitted to your faculty liaison by the last scheduled meeting of your field seminar each semester. You must keep a copy for your records.

INSTRUCTIONS TO FIELD SUPERVISOR:
Please select only one score for each performance area.
RatingOutstanding (5)Above average (4)Acceptable (3)Needs Improvement:(2)Unsatisfactory (1)NYC
Criteria for RatingThe skill is a fully integrated part of the student’s practice. Advanced skill level observed.Higher than average skills are applied fairly consistently.The student demonstrates the skill at the expected level.The student is beginning to recognize how it might be applied in a practice situation.The student has not yet developed this skillNot yet completed

Competency 1: Demonstrate ethical and professional behavior
a. Make ethical decisions by applying the standards of the NASW Code of Ethics, relevant laws and regulations, models for ethical decision-making, ethical conduct of research, and additional codes of ethics as appropriate to context.

b. Use reflection and self-regulation to manage personal values and maintain professionalism in practice situations.

c. Demonstrate professional demeanor in behavior; appearance; and oral, written, and electronic communication.

Overall Evaluation

Justification:

Recommended Action:
I, the Candidate’s Evaluator, having compiled and retained evidence of justification, make the recommendations noted below.
To be completed at the interim evaluation or before:
To be completed at the final evaluation:
Date of Evaluation Meeting:
Date of Evaluation Meeting:
Required Signatures:
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A copy of this completed/signed document must be provided to the Candidate. Another copy must be submitted to and retained by the Institution of Higher Education according to the record retention policy guidelines. 4