十字路口的社会工作教育与实践学习:挑战

Q2 Social Sciences
Dave Lane
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本文基于大剑桥郡社会工作教学伙伴关系(GCSWTP)和安格里亚罗斯金大学(ARU)的一项相对较小规模的定性研究,目的是确定社会工作实践学习的核心质量组成部分,以实现卓越,为一线专业社会工作实践做准备。该研究采用了广泛的现象学方法来描述和解释参与者的社会工作实践学习的生活经历。35名参与者的有针对性的样本,其中包括:实践教育工作者(地方当局、自愿和独立)、服务用户(仅限成年人,通过ARU的社会工作服务用户组)、有经验和新获得资格的一线社会工作从业者(成人和儿童服务)、一线团队经理,四年级和二年级的社会工作学生(ARU的文学学士和文学硕士)以及ARU的社会工作学者。因此,研究结果代表了直接和间接参与实践学习的广泛专业人士的观点。数据是通过半结构化、开放式的一对一访谈获得的,这些访谈都是录音的。这项研究强调了学术投入与当前社会工作实践的现实和挑战之间的差距,特别是在一线实践所需知识和技能的深度和复杂性方面。
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Social Work Education and Practice Learning at a Crossroads: Challenges
This article is based on a relatively small-scale qualitative research study for the Greater Cambridgeshire Social Work Teaching Partnership (GCSWTP) and Anglia Ruskin University (ARU), the aim of which was to identify the core quality components of social work practice learning in order to achieve excellence, in preparation for frontline professional social work practice. The research took a broadly phenomenological approach to describe and interpret the participants’ lived experiences of social work practice learning. A purposive sample of 35 participants, which included: practice educators (local authority, voluntary and independent), service users (adults only, via ARU’s social work service user group), frontline social work practitioners, both experienced and newly qualified (adult and children’s services), frontline team managers (adult and children’s services), children’s guardians, final and second year social work students (ARU’s BA and MA) and ARU social work academics. The findings therefore represent the perspectives of a wide range of professionals involved, both directly and indirectly, in practice learning. Data was obtained using semi-structured, open-ended one-to-one interviews, which were audio-recorded. The research highlighted a gap between academic input and the realities and challenges of current social work practice, particularly in terms of depth and complexity of the knowledge and skills needed for frontline practice.
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Practice Social Sciences-Sociology and Political Science
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