Assessment 1Written Reflection 20% 1000 words Week 2Due Date for Completion: Sunday, Week 2, by 11:55pm (AEST/AEDT)*Submission Instructions: Students should submit their written reflection...

Assessment 1Written Reflection 20% 1000 words Week 2Due Date for Completion: Sunday, Week 2, by 11:55pm (AEST/AEDT)*Submission Instructions: Students should submit their written reflection online.*Australian Eastern Standard Time (AEST)/Australian Eastern Daylight Savings Time (AEDT). Check your time zone to ensure that you submit your assessment on time. If required, use a time zone converter.Assessment DetailsIn this unit,you will be required to undertake a written reflection on how your own race and culture and your experience (racism, cultural biases, white privilege, etc.) has impacted upon your life to date. Compare and contrast that to what your image would be to the experience of an Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander person in Australia. If you are Aboriginal or Torres Strait Islander person compare and contrast to a non-Indigenous person in Australia.Students should use the following framework to prepare their reflection:1. Critical self-reflection and awareness in identifying own cultural biases2. Critical awareness of racism within today’s society3. Ability to incorporate AASW social work values and principlesAssessment1 Criteria1. Demonstrates good grasp of key issues, concepts and terminology of racism2. Demonstrates self-reflection in relation to your own cultural biases3. Demonstrates the capacity to critically reflect on racism within the context of Australiansociety4. Demonstrates capacity to critically reflect on systemic and structural issues related to racismand cultural biases5. Shows capacity to articulate key issues and conceptsHow to do well in Assessment 1• As you work through the online sessions and exercises consider how your own cultural biases impact upon your thinking about Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people and issues• Consider your own reactions to the course content and reflect upon how your own cultural biases and perceptions are being shaped by the course• Use the library databases to begin searching for relevant articles, books and book chapters relating to Racism in Australia (focusing on Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people), cultural bias and self-reflectionAlignment with learning outcome: b & e