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Social Work Education
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Volume 22, 2003 - Issue 5
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Learning social work law: An enquiry-based approach to developing knowledge and skills

Pages 479-492 | Published online: 25 Aug 2010

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Joseph Mooney & Caroline McGregor. (2022) The Importance of Teaching Social Work as a Sociolegal Practice: An Irish Perspective. Journal of Social Work Education 58:4, pages 747-758.
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Beth Archer-Kuhn, Yeonjung Lee, Jennifer Hewson & Victoria Burns. (2022) Growing together: cultivating inquiry-based learning in social work education. Social Work Education 41:3, pages 333-353.
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Tina Maschi, Jo Rees, George Leibowitz & Margaret Bryan. (2019) Educating for rights and justice: a content analysis of forensic social work syllabi. Social Work Education 38:2, pages 177-197.
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Alison Domakin. (2014) Are We Making the Most of Learning From the Practice Placement?. Social Work Education 33:6, pages 718-730.
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Anne Westhues, Chia Barsen, Nancy Freymond & Patricia Train. (2014) An Outcome Evaluation of a Problem-Based Learning Approach With MSW Students. Journal of Social Work Education 50:3, pages 472-489.
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Marie Griffiths, Maria Kutar & Jamie Wood. (2010) Introducing Digital Literacy Skills Through IBL: A Comparative Study of UG and PG Business Information Systems Students. Innovation in Teaching and Learning in Information and Computer Sciences 9:2, pages 1-12.
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Louise O'Connor, Bob Cecil & Markella Boudioni. (2009) Preparing for Practice: An Evaluation of an Undergraduate Social Work ‘Preparation for Practice’ Module. Social Work Education 28:4, pages 436-454.
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BruceD. Hartsell & AubreyJ. Parker. (2008) Evaluation of Problem-Based Learning as a Method for Teaching Social Work Administration: A Content Analysis. Administration in Social Work 32:3, pages 44-62.
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Theophilus Gokah. (2006) The Naïve Researcher: Doing Social Research in Africa. International Journal of Social Research Methodology 9:1, pages 61-73.
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Suzy Braye, Michael Preston‐Shoot & Robert Johns. (2006) Lost in translation? Teaching law to non‐lawyers: Reviewing the evidence from social work. The Law Teacher 40:2, pages 131-150.
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Suzy Braye, Michael Preston‐Shoot & Robert Johns. (2005) Law in Social Work Education: Reviewing the Evidence on Teaching, Learning and Assessment. Social Work Education 24:5, pages 547-563.
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Christine Vandenhouten, Joan Groessl & Ekaterina Levintova. (2017) How Do You Use Problem-Based Learning to Improve Interdisciplinary Thinking?. New Directions for Teaching and Learning 2017:151, pages 117-133.
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Vivien Gibbs. (2011) The development of an innovative approach to postgraduate ultrasound education: An evolving process. Radiography 17:1, pages 28-32.
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Susan L Tully. (2010) Student midwives' satisfaction with enquiry-based learning. British Journal of Midwifery 18:4, pages 254-258.
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Sarah Brown, Carol Wilkins, Jen Leamon & Stella Rawnson. (2008) Students midwives' views of enquiry based learning: the BUMP study. British Journal of Midwifery 16:5, pages 302-305.
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Helen Cooper, Suzy Braye & Robert Geyer. (2004) Complexity and interprofessional education. Learning in Health and Social Care 3:4, pages 179-189.
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