1. Give an overall description of the book and a summary of how the book contributes to social work literature.
2. Identify a story or two that you really liked and discuss why you liked it. How does the author integrate
professional ethics into his/her practice of social work? What important theories or practice of working with
elders are demonstrated? Use examples from the book to support your answer.
3. Identify a story or two that you did not like or that left you puzzled and discuss why you did not like it, or what
questions you were left with.
4. Did the book leave you with a sense of understanding the career challenges and opportunities of geriatric social
workers? Has it increased or decreased your consideration of practicing with elders? and why? If you are not
planning to be a geriatric social worker, did the book leave you more or less likely to recommend geriatric social
work as a career to friends/family members who come to you for advice and why? Use examples from the book as
appropriate.
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