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Reflective Reader: Social Work and Human Development (Transforming Social Work Practice Series)

Reflective Reader: Social Work and Human Development (Transforming Social Work Practice Series)

Reflective Reader: Social Work and Human Development (Transforming Social Work
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Reflective Reader: Social Work and Human Development (Transforming Social Work Practice Series) Paperback - 2006 - 1st Edition

by Crawford, Karin

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This book is an original way to introduce students and practitioners to reflective learning and knowledge-based practice, both of which are key aspects of a social worker′s role. Readers will consider the impact of social work practice from a life course perspective by using extracts from topical research, theory, academic texts and national strategy and policy. Numerous activities prompt personal reflection and help readers to develop skills in critical analysis, as well as providing ways in which they can evidence the impact this learning has on their professional development.

About the author

Karin Crawford is Senior Lecturer in Social Work at the University of Lincoln, where she has responsibility for supporting learners, teaching and curriculum development in the area of health, social care and management, both at undergraduate and post-qualifying levels. She also has experience of working with other European countries to develop teaching and learning in health and social care.
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