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CSP2601 Assignment 2 2024F3
CSP2601 Assignment 2 2024F3
CSP2601 Assignment 2 2024F3
CSP2601
Assignment 2 2024
(586775) - DUE 20
June 2024
QUESTIONS WITH DETAILED ANSWERS
CSP2601 Assignment 2 2024 (586775) - DUE 20 June 2024
CSP2601 Assignment 2 2024 (586775) - DUE 20 June 2024
1.1 A meaningful life comprises of FIVE elements. Draw a mind map using these
FIVE elements as central themes. Use the study guide content to summarise the
main ideas linked to each element as major themes in the mind map. The content
must be summarised within the mind map. (20)
Here's a textual representation of the mind map for a meaningful life comprising five
central elements, along with the main ideas linked to each:
1. Purpose
o Goals and Ambitions: Setting and striving for personal and professional
goals.
2. Engagement
3. Relationships
4. Achievement
5. Health
3. Crisis Intervention: Act swiftly to address and manage crises that affect
students, such as bullying, abuse, or mental health emergencies.
2.1 Read the brief case study below and answer the questions that follow. Mia is a
happy and thriving 13-year-old girl navigating the complexities of adolescence
while balancing familial responsibilities and learning challenges. She lives in a
bustling urban setting with her single mother and two younger siblings. Despite
her mother's difficulties, who works tirelessly in multiple jobs to provide for the
family's needs, Mia is a dedicated and caring older sibling, nurturing her own
aspirations while tending to the needs of her brother and sister. Mia attends a
diverse urban middle school that is committed to inclusivity. The school
prioritises student well-being, and resources for academic support are readily
available. 6 Mia's teachers are attentive to the challenges she may face and
actively engage in providing guidance and support for her academic and personal
growth. Despite her busy schedule, Mia's mother has maintained an atmosphere
of free communication in their household. Mia's support system is built on her
mother-daughter connection, where she discusses not just her academic
accomplishments but also the daily struggles of adolescence. Mia's younger
siblings share in all the responsibilities. Mia, while pursuing her own academic
ambitions, also acts as a guiding presence for her siblings, cultivating a healthy
family environment of collaboration and mutual support that is critical to their
shared path. Mia's school plays a crucial role in her journey. It's committed to
inclusivity, valuing diversity, and providing academic support to each student.
Teachers foster an environment where every student can thrive and go beyond
traditional educational roles to support Mia through adolescence. Her story
highlights resilience, support, and academic success.
2.1.1. Mia's mother actively participates in her education and provides emotional
support. What support does she provide, and how does this support contribute to
Mia's resilience and academic success? (8)
CSP2601 Assignment 2 2024 (586775) - DUE 20 June 2024
CSP2601 Assignment 2 2024 (586775) - DUE 20 June 2024
2.1.2 Identify specific resources offered by Mia's school to support her academic
journey and overall well-being. (4)
2.1.3 What are Mia’s internal resources that act as protective factors for her and
her family? List the resources and discuss how they serve as protective factors.
(6)
2.1.4 Reflect on what factors may contribute to individual and family adversities
in this case study. (7)
1. Emotional Support:
2. Practical Support:
• Role Modeling: Seeing her mother balance responsibilities and work hard
inspires Mia to adopt a similar approach to her own challenges, fostering
resilience.
Internal Resources:
1. Resilience:
2. Dedication:
3. Positive Relationships:
o Strong Family Bonds: Close relationship with her mother and siblings,
providing emotional support and a sense of belonging.
• Resilience: Helps Mia bounce back from setbacks and maintain a positive
outlook despite difficulties, contributing to mental well-being and academic
persistence.
Individual Factors:
Family Factors:
2. Parental Workload: The mother’s multiple jobs leading to limited time and
energy to support the children fully.
Environmental Factors: