Designed to promote active, hands-on learning, Social Workers as Game Changers: Confronting Complex Social Issues Through Cases by Laura Lewis is composed of 11 chapter-length case studies that prepare students to address the types of challenging social issues they will encounter as practicing social workers. The cases-covering topics from immigration, gangs, and education to race, mental health, and end-of-life care-illustrate the interrelationship between the micro, mezzo, and macro levels and facilitate not just recall of facts, but also higher-level learning. Each case allows students to…mehr
Designed to promote active, hands-on learning, Social Workers as Game Changers: Confronting Complex Social Issues Through Cases by Laura Lewis is composed of 11 chapter-length case studies that prepare students to address the types of challenging social issues they will encounter as practicing social workers. The cases-covering topics from immigration, gangs, and education to race, mental health, and end-of-life care-illustrate the interrelationship between the micro, mezzo, and macro levels and facilitate not just recall of facts, but also higher-level learning. Each case allows students to confront realistic scenarios as they evaluate, analyze, and synthesize information, resulting in more engaged and informed classroom discussions.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Acknowledgments About the Author Introduction Chapter 1: Understanding the Complexities, Costs, and Benefits Surrounding Immigration Policy: Tough Decisions for Families and Policy Makers Chapter 2: Community Organizing Concepts and Principles: Rebuilding Holyoke From the Ground Up Chapter 3: Achieving Racial Equality: Education, Housing, Health, and Justice . . . A Long Way to Go Chapter 4: End-of-Life Care, Costs, Concerns, and Conflict: Too Much of the Wrong Kind of Care? Chapter 5: Mental Illness: Community Supports and Community Dilemmas Chapter 6: Perplexing Challenges in Child Protective Services: Life on the Front Line Chapter 7: Society's Evolving Understanding of Chemical Addiction and the Subsequent Changes in Policy and Treatment Approaches: The Struggle to Stay Clean Chapter 8: Understanding the Draw of Gangs, Consequences for Neighborhoods, and Determining an Effective Response: The North Side Crew Chapter 9: Eminent Domain, Urban Renewal, and NIMBY: Is There a Win-Win Solution? Chapter 10: Homelessness and the Housing First Debate: Wrestling With the Issues Chapter 11: Examining the Elementary and Secondary Education System in the United States and One Family's Dilemma: Fight or Flight
Acknowledgments About the Author Introduction Chapter 1: Understanding the Complexities, Costs, and Benefits Surrounding Immigration Policy: Tough Decisions for Families and Policy Makers Chapter 2: Community Organizing Concepts and Principles: Rebuilding Holyoke From the Ground Up Chapter 3: Achieving Racial Equality: Education, Housing, Health, and Justice . . . A Long Way to Go Chapter 4: End-of-Life Care, Costs, Concerns, and Conflict: Too Much of the Wrong Kind of Care? Chapter 5: Mental Illness: Community Supports and Community Dilemmas Chapter 6: Perplexing Challenges in Child Protective Services: Life on the Front Line Chapter 7: Society's Evolving Understanding of Chemical Addiction and the Subsequent Changes in Policy and Treatment Approaches: The Struggle to Stay Clean Chapter 8: Understanding the Draw of Gangs, Consequences for Neighborhoods, and Determining an Effective Response: The North Side Crew Chapter 9: Eminent Domain, Urban Renewal, and NIMBY: Is There a Win-Win Solution? Chapter 10: Homelessness and the Housing First Debate: Wrestling With the Issues Chapter 11: Examining the Elementary and Secondary Education System in the United States and One Family's Dilemma: Fight or Flight
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