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A narrative pastoral care approach to a school outreach programme at a private school in GautengStiemer, Harriet Russouw 30 November 2007 (has links)
Part of my responsibilities as Life Orientation teacher at Sagewood School is the Community Outreach Programme. In particular encouraging participation and ensuring that learners enjoy a life giving and reciprocal experience as they focus beyond themselves in the wider community. Information for this research was gathered from other independent schools, parents and learners from Sagewood. Sources included answers to questionnaires, class discussions and feedback from past experiences.
My focus included a study of the history of outreach, works on postmodernism, social construction, practical theology and my position of co-constructor with the learners.
Important outcomes included ensuring that the voices of the learners are heard in decision making and planning for future outreach activities. Given the constantly changing nature of society such activities need to be evaluated regularly. Lastly, people care in different ways and about different things and we need to encourage learners to care, in their own unique way. / Practical Theology / M.Th. (Specialisation in Pastoral Therapy)
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A narrative pastoral care approach to a school outreach programme at a private school in GautengStiemer, Harriet Russouw 30 November 2007 (has links)
Part of my responsibilities as Life Orientation teacher at Sagewood School is the Community Outreach Programme. In particular encouraging participation and ensuring that learners enjoy a life giving and reciprocal experience as they focus beyond themselves in the wider community. Information for this research was gathered from other independent schools, parents and learners from Sagewood. Sources included answers to questionnaires, class discussions and feedback from past experiences.
My focus included a study of the history of outreach, works on postmodernism, social construction, practical theology and my position of co-constructor with the learners.
Important outcomes included ensuring that the voices of the learners are heard in decision making and planning for future outreach activities. Given the constantly changing nature of society such activities need to be evaluated regularly. Lastly, people care in different ways and about different things and we need to encourage learners to care, in their own unique way. / Philosophy, Practical and Systematic Theology / M.Th. (Specialisation in Pastoral Therapy)
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