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KEY FEATURES: A unique generalist field education approach allows students to apply theories and skills they have learned in the classroom to the real world. A strong focus on the 2015 Educational Policy and Accreditation Standards (EPAS) set forth by the Council on Social Work Education (CSWE) assist students in the process of developing and demonstrating core competencies, essential for meeting outcomes of field education and program evaluation. Integrative Activities help student connect coursework and practice through engaging activities and scenarios, such as resolving ethical dilemmas. Frequently Experienced Situations present experiences students commonly have and can relate to, which can spark classroom discussions. Reflection Questions prompt students to form initial impressions of specific experiences and how to handle them in the field.
Chapter 3: The Plan and Pace of Learning in Field
This chapter will explore the plan for and pace of your learning in field. Establishing a plan for your learning is critical and begins with drafting your learning plan. The pace of your learning refers to how slowly or quickly ...
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