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Robert K. Conyne - One of the best experts on this subject based on the ideXlab platform.
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The association for specialists in group Work Training standards: Some considerations and suggestions for Training
The Journal for Specialists in Group Work, 1996Co-Authors: Robert K. ConyneAbstract:Abstract Association for Specialists in Group Work Training standards are reviewed, and suggestions for group Work Training to meet the standards are described, including in-class activities, internship experiences, and continuing education.
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The general status of group Work Training in accredited counseling programs
The Journal for Specialists in Group Work, 1994Co-Authors: F. Robert Wilson, Robert K. Conyne, Donald E. WardAbstract:Abstract In a national survey, CACREP -accredited counseling programs were assessed for compliance with the 1990 Association for Specialists in Group Work standards for group Work Training, including knowledge and skill standards for core Training, and the four group Work specializations (task and Work groups, psycho educational groups, counseling groups, and psychotherapy groups).
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Context for revising the association for specialists in group Work Training standards
The Journal for Specialists in Group Work, 1992Co-Authors: Robert K. Conyne, Donald E. Ward, William B. Kline, D. Keith Morran, F. Robert WilsonAbstract:Abstract The revised standards for the Training of group Workers, recently adopted by the Association for Specialists in Group Work Executive Board (April 1991) are presented, preceded by a context for their development.
F. Robert Wilson - One of the best experts on this subject based on the ideXlab platform.
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The general status of group Work Training in accredited counseling programs
The Journal for Specialists in Group Work, 1994Co-Authors: F. Robert Wilson, Robert K. Conyne, Donald E. WardAbstract:Abstract In a national survey, CACREP -accredited counseling programs were assessed for compliance with the 1990 Association for Specialists in Group Work standards for group Work Training, including knowledge and skill standards for core Training, and the four group Work specializations (task and Work groups, psycho educational groups, counseling groups, and psychotherapy groups).
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Context for revising the association for specialists in group Work Training standards
The Journal for Specialists in Group Work, 1992Co-Authors: Robert K. Conyne, Donald E. Ward, William B. Kline, D. Keith Morran, F. Robert WilsonAbstract:Abstract The revised standards for the Training of group Workers, recently adopted by the Association for Specialists in Group Work Executive Board (April 1991) are presented, preceded by a context for their development.
Clive Sellick - One of the best experts on this subject based on the ideXlab platform.
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A description and evaluation of a social Work Training programme in Moldova
Social Work Education, 2001Co-Authors: Elsbeth Neil, Clive SellickAbstract:This article describes and evaluates one of several international social Work initiatives in the countries of Central and Eastern Europe. It highlights one British university's short teaching programme in the former Soviet, but now independent, Republic of Moldova. Participants came from four Moldovan universities, non-governmental organisations and government ministries. They spent 2 weeks, funded by the local UNICEF office, with British and Romanian colleagues exploring the development of social Work teaching and practice. The programme focused on child and family social Work. Subject areas included theories of child development, research studies of child placement and family support, and relevant social policy determining social Work practice in areas such as child protection and adoption. The teaching sessions were delivered via a range of lectures, seminars, discussion groups and practical exercises. The presenters learnt much from the evaluations of the participants about the potential effectiveness of such international teaching programmes. Learning opportunities were maximised by sound preparation and review by the presenters, interim evaluations by the participants and the extensive translations of teaching materials. Successful outcomes were underpinned by ongoing efforts to apply and contextualise the teaching methods and content to the traditions, experiences and needs of the Moldovan participants.
Hugh Mclaughlin - One of the best experts on this subject based on the ideXlab platform.
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‘You've Got to be a Saint to be a Social Worker’. The (Mis)operation of Fitness to Practise Processes for Students Already Registered onto English Social Work Training Programmes
Social Work Education, 2010Co-Authors: Hugh MclaughlinAbstract:This article seeks to promote a debate about the operation of fitness to practise procedures for students who have been registered onto social Work Training programmes in England. Information is provided about the General Social Care Council (GSCC) requirements, university procedures and five exemplars are used to tease out some of the key issues in relation to the operation of these processes. From this exploratory position major concerns are raised about the operation of the current process which promotes surveillance of students in all aspects of their lives, is secret, and lacks accountability. At present it is unknown whether these processes are being operated in a fair or just manner, whether they target particular student communities or whether they are being operated equitably across England. This is a highly unsatisfactory position and is in sharp contradiction to social Work's avowed commitment to social justice.
Donald E. Ward - One of the best experts on this subject based on the ideXlab platform.
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The general status of group Work Training in accredited counseling programs
The Journal for Specialists in Group Work, 1994Co-Authors: F. Robert Wilson, Robert K. Conyne, Donald E. WardAbstract:Abstract In a national survey, CACREP -accredited counseling programs were assessed for compliance with the 1990 Association for Specialists in Group Work standards for group Work Training, including knowledge and skill standards for core Training, and the four group Work specializations (task and Work groups, psycho educational groups, counseling groups, and psychotherapy groups).
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Context for revising the association for specialists in group Work Training standards
The Journal for Specialists in Group Work, 1992Co-Authors: Robert K. Conyne, Donald E. Ward, William B. Kline, D. Keith Morran, F. Robert WilsonAbstract:Abstract The revised standards for the Training of group Workers, recently adopted by the Association for Specialists in Group Work Executive Board (April 1991) are presented, preceded by a context for their development.
