Field instruction: a guide for social work students
Type
E-Book
Authors
Category
E-resources
[ Browse Items ]
Publication Year
2018
Publisher
Waveland Press, Inc., United States
Pages
xiii, 272 p. : ill.
Tags
Abstract
This introductory chapter provides the historical and current context for 0understanding the requirement of field instruction in social work programs. It also begins to answer questions about student preparation, supervision, and the coordination of field instruction within the larger educational program.
Description
Preface
1 Field Instruction and the Social Work Curriculum
2 The Partnership with Social Service Agencies
4 The Student Intern: Learning New Roles
5 Contexts in Which Social Workers Operate
6 Client Systems: The Recipients of Service
7 Acquiring Needed Skills
8 Legal and Ethical Concerns
9 Pragmatic Concerns
Appendix: Problem-Oriented Recording
References
Index
1 Field Instruction and the Social Work Curriculum
2 The Partnership with Social Service Agencies
4 The Student Intern: Learning New Roles
5 Contexts in Which Social Workers Operate
6 Client Systems: The Recipients of Service
7 Acquiring Needed Skills
8 Legal and Ethical Concerns
9 Pragmatic Concerns
Appendix: Problem-Oriented Recording
References
Index
Biblio Notes
Note: Request Access : https://bit.ly/LibAssist
Number of Copies
1
