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This class has taught from many different angles about the different aspects as to which a community has ideologies and is affected by the different aspects of the social security system.

My learning in this class has grown to include a lot of knowledge about aboriginal people. This course focused a lot on aboriginal people which is helpful but not based on the rest of the world. It focuses on just one aspect of the world in which it focuses on only the aboriginal aspects and the sense of older communities.

This course helps to helps to show how differently groups if people are affected by the ever changing social security system. This course has helped to show how the social security system is both beneficial and can be bad in a sense too. There are two different sides of the fence and this course looks to show how each side can be seen.

The integrated learning in this class was good as a basis for just starting in this field and can be both helpful in the future and will be a good base for further knowledge.

 

Source:

 

Hick, S. (2007). Social Welfare in Canada Understanding Income Security (2nd ed.). Toronto, Canada: Thompson Educational Publishing Inc.

 

Straka, D. S. (2012). The Emergence of the social welfare state in Canada. Sault Ste Marie, Canada: Algoma University.

Straka, D. S. (2012). Social Welfare Theory. Sault Ste Marie, Canada: Algoma University.

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