Characteristics of Good Assessment

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Characteristics of Good Assessment Asset-Based versus Traditional Approaches

Traditional Approach Focuses on problems Assigns blame Reactive Heavy reliance on professionals Views the consumer and problem as the same

Traditional Approach Crisis management approach Competition among social service providers Heavy reliance on public funding Treats problems as unchangeable

Asset-Based Approach Focuses on strengths of consumer and informal support system Emphasizes personal responsibility and capacity to make a difference Proactive (explores innovative ways of service provision)

Asset-Based Approach Focuses on mobilizing individuals, families (nuclear and extended), and all appropriate community resources Vision building perspective Cooperation among all stakeholders Views consumer as a resource

Asset-Based Approach Focuses public resources on areas of greatest need Belief that change is possible and focuses on change goals