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Ecosystems Perspective All systems (students, classroom, schools) must
be understood within their social context and
among the multifaceted transactions that take
place between systems.


Ecological Theory a perspective providing the framework for
understanding the nature of the transactions
between the person and different institutions and
systems.
Ex. helping the social worker to identify and
consider all systems contributing to the student's
situation or difficulty.
The resolution may be more effective when
intervention take place within more than one
system.


ecological environments School system, Peer groups, ethnic/racial group,
family system/extended members,
socioeconomic group, community/neighborhood

, Family Systems Theory A theory that views the family as a system of
interacting parts whose interactions exhibit
consistent patterns and unstated rules. (Murray
Bowen) Within the boundaries of the system,
patterns develop as certain family member's
behavior is caused by and causes other family
member's behaviors in predictable ways.
Maintaining the same pattern of behaviors within
a system may lead to balance in the family
system, but also to dysfunction.


Family Educational Rights and Federal law that pertains specifically to education
Privacy Act of 1974 (FERPA) records. Under FERPA, parents have the right to
consent to disclosure of their children's
information until the child reaches the age of 18.
At 18 the rights transfer to the student.
FERPA applies to the education records of the
students, including information that is in written
or recorded form. Many records created by the
SSW are subject to the provisions of FERPA.


A school social worker generates Family Education Rights and Privacy Act of 1974
social developmental studies, (FERPA)
conducts and records functional
behavioral analyses, provides and
documents social work minutes in a
individualized education plan, and
engages in recording notes of
individual and group counseling
sessions.
These are all protected under what
federal law?

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