Social Work: Innovations and InsightsManohar Pawar, Wendy Bowles, Karen Bell Australian Scholarly Publishing, 2018. 8. 31. - 320ÆäÀÌÁö Social Work Innovations and Insights critically reflects on social work education, research and practice. Experienced educators and practitioners offer fresh insights into the conceptualisation of social work, exploring virtues in social work, culturally responsive practice, post-conventional and eco-social paradigms. Creative approaches to pedagogy, curriculum development and delivery in social work education are also presented, in the context of field education, human rights, international mobility and wellbeing. In addition, examples of innovative, applied social work practice are explored including mental health, ageing, multicultural practice, wellbeing at work and the role of hope in crises and service provision.
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PostConventional Social Work | |
VirtueLed Social Work Practice | |
Combating Whiteness Behaviours Through Culturally | |
Innovations in Social Work Education | |
Sturt University | |
Engaging and Retaining Online Social | |
Cate Thomas Monica Short Heather Barton | |
WellBeing and Social Work Is It Possible? | |
The Lived Experience of Acute Mental Health Inpatient | |
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