Materials for classroom use and reference for "Advanced Analytics in CW Administration" training

This curriculum covers a combination of the following public child welfare competencies: ethnic sensitive and multicultural practice; core child welfare skills; social work skills and methods; and human development and social environment. Sections on assessment and intervention; treatment models, principles, and programs, self-help groups, the recovery process, and relapse prevention are included, as are models of the recovery process. website resources, and pre- and posttests. (78 pages)Hohman, M. M. (1998).

This exercise guides students through reading and outlining an empirical journal article. It reviews the basic structure of empirical journal articles and prompts students to take detailed notes of each article as they read.

This exercise guides students through how to outline a non-empirical (theoretical, philosophical, practical) journal article. Students are prompted to take detailed notes as they read within a structured format.

This is the current revision of the CalSWEC MSW Curriculum Competencies (10 pages).

Open Social Work Education (OSWE) is a collaborative project dedicated to open educational resources (OER) in social work.

For use with the exercises on outlining journal articles, this video reviews how to read and outline a journal article for use in a literature review.

A Review of Open Education Resources for Program Evaluation at the Undergraduate Level

In this syllabus from Fall 2023, Dr. Jolanda Sallmann provides bibliographic citations and annotations for resources used in place of a traditional textbook. These resources include a combination of freely available resources; research, articles, and chapters supplied by the UWGB Libraries; and fair use of traditionally copyrighted materials.

Course topics include: An Overview of the Course, the Social Work Curriculum, and the Profession; Basic Themes of the Social Work Program ; Social Work as a Helping Profession; Writing Workshop; History of the Social Work Profession; Introduction to CSWE Competencies & the BSW Program; Mini Writing Workshop: Pronouns; Orientation to Social Work: Code of Ethics and Student Handbook; The Social Work Profession: Purpose, Sanction, Knowledge, and Values; Generalist Practice; Social Work Roles; Ecomaps & Genograms; Writing Workshop: Cohesive and Coherent Paragraphs; Social Policy & Social Justice; Cultural Humility; Sexism; Gender, Gender Identity, & Sexual Orientation; Cultivating Inclusive Communities & Courageous Conversations; Boundaries, Ethics, and Ethical Decision-Making; Personal and Professional Values/Relationships; Professional Boundaries; Ethical Decision-Making Models; Simulated Cases/Exercises: Values, Ethics, and Boundaries; Professional Organizations & Certifications: National Association of Social Workers (NASW), Council on Social Work Education (CSWE), Wisconsin Dept. of Regulation and Licensing, Tarasoff

This is a test module for the Social Work Distance Education conference.  The materials are drawn from the open textbook Critical Inquiry in Social Work, adapted by Matt DeCarlo.  This book was adapted from Principles of Sociological Inquiry – Qualitative and Quantitative Methods by Susan Blackstone.  

The role of evidence and research in social work practice.