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Article

A Comparative Study of Social Workers from One- and Two-Year Graduate Social Work Programs

Pages 75-81 | Published online: 20 Jun 2013
 

Abstract

The timing and content of graduate social work education programs need to be reconsidered for greater relevance to today's practice demands. In this article, a study is cited in which findings indicate significant differences between graduates from one-year programs and those from two-year programs. Practice assessments as scored by the graduates themselves did not correlate with supervisors' assessments of the graduates' practice. It is concluded that time is needed for effective professional socialization, and a two-year graduate program, with certain recommended changes in content, is suggested.

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