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Not either/or but both/and: An Academic/field partnership in practice

Bill Anscombe Child and Family Services Western Area, Department of Community Services, E-mail: [email protected]; Charles Sturt University, E-mail: [email protected]
Pages 19-27 | Accepted 01 Oct 2001, Published online: 01 Feb 2008

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Karen Bell & A. W. (Bill) Anscombe. (2013) International Field Experience in Social Work: Outcomes of a Short-Term Study Abroad Programme to India. Social Work Education 32:8, pages 1032-1047.
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Lisa Harris, Martyn Jones & Sally Coutts. (2010) Partnerships and learning communities in work‐integrated learning: designing a community services student placement program. Higher Education Research & Development 29:5, pages 547-559.
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L. C. Green. (2006) Pariah Profession, Debased Discipline? An Analysis of Social Work's Low Academic Status and the Possibilities for Change. Social Work Education 25:3, pages 245-264.
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