基本説明
This rough guide will help you to make the most of your practice learning opportunities. Using a cast of 'fellow travellers' - students, work-based supervisors, practice educators and college tutors - to illustrate issues raised, the guide is accessible and contains plenty of case studies.
Full Description
Placements can be one of the most exciting parts of your social work training but also one of the most daunting. This Guide will help you to make the most of your practice learning opportunities.
The guide highlights how you can make the most of your placement, as well as anticipating some of the problem areas and pitfalls to avoid. It covers:
preparing for your placement
getting to grips with placement documentation
understanding how and what you might learn on placement
integrating theory with practice
non-traditional placements
anticipating difficulties and dealing with them
getting the best from assessment and evaluation.
Using a cast of 'fellow travellers' - students, work-based supervisors, practice educators and college tutors - to illustrate issues raised, the Guide is accessible and contains plenty of case studies. It is the ideal book for anyone wanting to make sure their placement goes as well as possible, whether they are a student or a supervisor.
Contents
Introduction Part 1: Basics Part 2: The Guide Chapter 1. Documentation Chapter 2. Arriving Chapter 3. Kit Chapter 4. Mapping Chapter 5. Guiding Chapter 6. Testing Chapter 7. The Going Gets Tough Chapter 8. Off the Beaten Track Chapter 9. New & Experienced Chapter 10. Afterwards Part 3: Contexts
