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Showing 1 to 5 of 5 for “"Council on Social Work Education"”.
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Starting the Journey: From Novice to Expert Social Worker Through Cognitive Apprenticeship
<p>The field/practicum/internship experience is social work education's signature pedagogy (Council on Social Work Education, 2008). This study contributes to the body of field education knowledge by exploring how field instructors used cognitive apprenticeship to improve the learning experience …
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Gregory Research Beliefs Scale: Factor Structure and Psychometric Properties
… Scale (GRBS) to reliably and validly measure social work students’ beliefs about the function of research in social work practice. Research has considerable actual and potential benefits for practice. Social work students’ beliefs about this construct are vital. A description of the advantages …
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Training family therapists to work with families with young children: Current practices in accredited family therapy programs and recommendations for the future
… counseling/therapy programs train students to work with families with young children and made recommendations for training in this area based on recommendations of child and family therapy experts and the research and clinical literature. These recommendations explored what knowledge and skills …
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The Invisible Epidemic: Educating Social Work Students towards Holistic Practice in a Period of Mass Incarceration
… (BJS) reported in 2011 that more than 2 million Americans are incarcerated. The report also indicates that 1 in 32 Americans are under some form of criminal justice supervision (parole, probation or prison), with statistics prognosticating that more than half will return to prison once …
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THE WARRIOR’S PROVIDER FROM BOOTCAMP THROUGH DISCHARGE: EDUCATING AND TRAINING AN ARMY OF SOCIAL WORK STUDENTS TOWARDS CLINICAL AND CULTURAL COMPETENCE WITH SERVICE MEMBERS, VETERANS AND THEIR FAMILIES
Social workers are expected to serve, communicate, and interact effectively with a broad range of clients across various cultural contexts. Military culture is unique in that it puts the mission first, above one’s life, family, and personal comfort. Military culture has its own beliefs, language, …