Undergraduate students who are new to the social work profession enter into a complex socialization experience. New to the profession, they are expected to absorb a variety of knowledge and skills learned in separate courses and then integrate these together into an authentic performance as a social worker. Additionally, students are trained to confront personal bias and must learn to socially locate themselves and begin to form their own critical framework for understanding and responding to the influence of oppressive discourses on everyday systems, structures, practices, and experiences. Although the socialization process is ...
This project analysed, for the first time, rich data recently collected relating to one course modul...
The article presents the results of qualitative research carried out with 53 social work students in...
In recent years there has been a growing interest directed towards focusing on the importance of cle...
A review of the literature on professional socialization in social work indicates that social work e...
The processes of professionalisation and professional socialisation are examined both generally and ...
In practice, social workers are required to make complex decisions that impact on the lives of the i...
This research paper argues that universities can collaboratively generate productive spaces for soci...
Educating the next generation of social workers to practice in accordance with the values of the dis...
The way social workers discursively construct ‘service user’ identities in everyday interactions (in...
The importance of the working relationship between people who have offended (clients) and criminal ...
This research is based on fifty one interviews with twenty one students drawn from two cohorts who ...
The purpose of this exploratory, descriptive study was to examine the differences in socialization p...
Professional socialisation is a key aspect of social work pre-qualifying training and the final prac...
Social work is characterized by constant challenges, difficult self-solutions, enormous tension and ...
This article examines a practice learning initiative placing social work students in primary and sec...
This project analysed, for the first time, rich data recently collected relating to one course modul...
The article presents the results of qualitative research carried out with 53 social work students in...
In recent years there has been a growing interest directed towards focusing on the importance of cle...
A review of the literature on professional socialization in social work indicates that social work e...
The processes of professionalisation and professional socialisation are examined both generally and ...
In practice, social workers are required to make complex decisions that impact on the lives of the i...
This research paper argues that universities can collaboratively generate productive spaces for soci...
Educating the next generation of social workers to practice in accordance with the values of the dis...
The way social workers discursively construct ‘service user’ identities in everyday interactions (in...
The importance of the working relationship between people who have offended (clients) and criminal ...
This research is based on fifty one interviews with twenty one students drawn from two cohorts who ...
The purpose of this exploratory, descriptive study was to examine the differences in socialization p...
Professional socialisation is a key aspect of social work pre-qualifying training and the final prac...
Social work is characterized by constant challenges, difficult self-solutions, enormous tension and ...
This article examines a practice learning initiative placing social work students in primary and sec...
This project analysed, for the first time, rich data recently collected relating to one course modul...
The article presents the results of qualitative research carried out with 53 social work students in...
In recent years there has been a growing interest directed towards focusing on the importance of cle...