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Gatekeeping Policies: Terminating Students for Nonacademic Reasons

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Pages 247-260 | Accepted 01 Sep 1994, Published online: 31 May 2013

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Philip Osteen, R. C. Morris, Jason Castillo & Tiffany D. Baffour. (2023) Professional Values, Gatekeeping, and Motivations for Seeking the MSW Degree. Journal of Social Work Education 59:1, pages 66-77.
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Kathryn L. Henderson & Roxane L. Dufrene. (2012) Student Behaviors Associated With Remediation. Counseling Outcome Research and Evaluation 3:1, pages 48-60.
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LyndaR. Sowbel. (2012) Gatekeeping: Why Shouldn't we be Ambivalent?. Journal of Social Work Education 48:1, pages 27-44.
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Dora M. Y. Tam & Heather Coleman. (2011) Validation Study of a Gatekeeping Attitude Index for Social Work Education. Journal of Teaching in Social Work 31:5, pages 505-522.
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Kate Sofronoff, Edward Helmes & Nancy Pachana. (2011) Fitness to Practice in the Profession of Psychology: Should We Assess this During Clinical Training?. Australian Psychologist 46:2, pages 126-132.
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DoraM. Y. Tam & Heather Coleman. (2009) CONSTRUCTION AND VALIDATION OF A PROFESSIONAL SUITABILITY SCALE FOR SOCIAL WORK PRACTICE. Journal of Social Work Education 45:1, pages 47-63.
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MelissaD. Grady & Mr. S. (2009) Gatekeeping: Perspectives from Both Sides of the Fence . Smith College Studies in Social Work 79:1, pages 51-64.
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Emeline Homonoff. (2008) The Heart of Social Work: Best Practitioners Rise to Challenges in Field Instruction. The Clinical Supervisor 27:2, pages 135-169.
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Marion Bogo, Cheryl Regehr, Roxanne Power & Glenn Regehr. (2007) When Values Collide. The Clinical Supervisor 26:1-2, pages 99-117.
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Jill Gibbons, Miles Bore, Don Munro & David Powis. (2007) Using Personal Quality Assessment for Selection of Social Work Students. Australian Social Work 60:2, pages 210-221.
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LinneaF. GlenMaye & Brien Bolin. (2007) STUDENTS WITH PSYCHIATRIC DISABILITIES: AN EXPLORATORY STUDY OF PROGRAM PRACTICES. Journal of Social Work Education 43:1, pages 117-132.
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CharleneA. Urwin, Dorothy Van Soest & JaneA. Kretzschmar. (2006) Key Principles for Developing Gatekeeping Standards for Working with Students with Problems. Journal of Teaching in Social Work 26:1-2, pages 163-180.
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RaymieH. Wayne. (2004) Legal Guidelines for Dismissing Students Because of Poor Performance in the Field. Journal of Social Work Education 40:3, pages 403-414.
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Heather Gillis & JudithS. Lewis. (2004) Addressing the Issue of Psychiatric Disability in Social Work Interns: The Need for a Problem-Solving Framework. Journal of Social Work Education 40:3, pages 391-402.
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Jean Lafrance & Erin Gray. (2004) Gate‐keeping for professional social work practice. Social Work Education 23:3, pages 325-340.
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Constance Barlow & Heather Coleman. (2003) Suitability for practice guidelines for students: A survey of Canadian social work programmes. Social Work Education 22:2, pages 151-164.
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NancyR. Williams, Michael King & JeffreyJ. Koob. (2002) Social Work Students Go to Camp. Journal of Teaching in Social Work 22:3-4, pages 55-70.
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Jaclyn Miller & BeverlyB. Koerin. (2002) Gatekeeping in the Practicum. The Clinical Supervisor 20:2, pages 1-18.
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