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Abstract
Case advocacy in social work is more conceptual than operational. Social work educators can enhance the practice of case advocacy by helping students learn to argue for clients and for professional causes. This paper describes an evaluation of methods to teach graduate students oral and writing skills for case advocacy. Results suggest that students who learned the skills improved the organization, feasibility, and quality of their advocacy responses more than students who did not learn the skills.