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A Defining Moment

The Social Work Continuum Revisited

Pages 110-118 | Accepted 01 Nov 1991, Published online: 18 Feb 2014
 

Abstract

This paper examines the current vision of the profession of social work embodied in its great and little traditions. It advocates incorporating the great and little traditions of our profession in the conceptualization of the educational continuum. It advocates use of a competence-oriented model to define outcomes for each level of the continuum and to design educational programs to meet those outcomes. Finally, it advocates blending the great and little traditions of the profession in the educational designs developed at each level.

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Gerald M. Gross

This paper is based on an invitational presentation at the 1991 CSWE Annual Program Meeting, New Orleans, LA.

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