Tutorial Two: PO1 part 2
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Tutorial Two: Occupational Engagement, Doing, Being,
Becoming and Belonging.
So the
occupation and relevance to fieldwork placement is school. For my second
placement I was placed at Brockville Primary School in Dunedin.
I picked this
as my topic as it’s something that everybody can relate to, or remember
times/memories from their school days. Within my times in room three, I was
involved in supporting the children with the different tacks that they have to
done. Such as; news, writing maths, gym, reading and an activity that myself
and another class mate run, which was face relation. I enjoyed my time at
Brockville primary working with the children with the different activities that
I did with them, along with helping the teacher with anything that needed to be
done.
Doing, being in the moment, partaking in at
activity/task that has been asked of you “purposeful, goal orientated
activities” (week two – digital imaging). This is shown in my power point on
part 2, slide number 3.
Being, you are their doing; the job,
activity etc. You are involved in something take captures your attention,
emotions or feelings. This is shown in my power point on part 1, slide number
7.
Becoming, the wish for the future, “who or
what we wish to become” (week two – digital imaging). This is shown in my power
point on part 2, slide number 10.
Belonging, where you sit in society, you group
of friends, or even family. It’s were you feel most happy, safe, ‘at home’/at
peace with yourself and the world. This is shown in my power point on part 1,
slide number 8&9 and on part 2, slide number 4-7.
The ethical
considerations I took on board, when finding these pictures where; talking with
the teachers and principle of the School, to find out if I could take some
photos. I know that some of the children at the school were not allow having
pictures taken of them, so I found pictures of the children at the school, on
the internet. I references the photo’s I have used from the internet.
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