Developing a Practice Learning Curriculum:
A Guide for Practice Educators
 
Developing a Practice Learning Curriculum
By Siobhan Maclean and Bridget Caffrey

 

Category:
Country:
Social Work
England and Scotland
 

Developing a clear practice learning curriculum for social work students is a key aspect of a practice educator’s role. This publication is designed to help with this task.

The first part of the publication provides advice on setting the learning agenda, developing a learning curriculum, using adult learning theory and facilitating a student’s learning.

Part two provides ideas for learning activities to facilitate a student’s learning in relation to theory, legislation, values and each of the units of the National Occupational Standards. More than a hundred potential learning activities are referred to.

Handouts are provided which can be photocopied for use with social work students.

The publication is presented in a loose leaf ring binder – to enable practice educators to add to the material such that this will become an essential toolkit for every practice teacher.

 

A4 ring binder; 306 pages
ISBN: 978-1-903575-65-9
12th Edition

£20

               

 

 

 

Frequently purchased together with: 
 

Developing Quality Practice Learning

 
Developing Quality Practice Learning in Social Work



 

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