Problem
Jobe, a 14-year-old boy, proudly identifies as having a First People's heritage. He is in year nine at high school. His father, Jack, has just accepted a job interstate, and the family will be moving, so Jack will be starting a new school. Jack has always lived in the same neighbourhood, and most of his extended family live nearby. There will be no family living close by when they relocate.
A. An introduction that clearly contextualises your essay and identifies the aim (100 words).
B. Using appropriate scholarly literature, respond to the following questions in relation to your chosen case study:
a. Identify one theory of human development that is relevant to your chosen case study and explain the importance of this theory in understanding the situation described. (400-450 words)
b. Identify one risk factor and one protective factor that have impacted on the person from your chosen case study. Explain how each factor could influence the outcome for this person. (400-450 words)
c. Discuss two interventions that you as a future professional could implement to support the resilience of the person in the case study. (400-450 words).
d. a conclusion that summarizes the overall essay without introducing any new information or references ( 100 words ).
C. Ensure that you use scholarly literature (digitised readings, research articles, relevant Government reports and textbooks) that have been published between 2015 - 2022.