10 research outputs found
The Legal System and Alzheimerâs Disease: Social Workers and Lawyersâ Perceptions and Experiences
No full textLawyers are Counselors, Too: Social Workers can Train Lawyers to More Effectively Counsel Clients.
No full textJudicialização dos direitos econĂ´micos, sociais e culturais no âmbito nacional: uma anĂĄlise socio-jurĂdica
No full textSocial Work and Law Interdisciplinary Service Learning: Increasing Future Lawyersâ Interpersonal Skills
No full textLost in translation? Teaching law to non-lawyers: Reviewing the evidence from social work
No full textThis paper considers pedagogical questions surrounding the teaching of law to non-lawyers. It draws on research into the teaching, learning and assessment of law in social work education. The research comprised a systematic review of international literature, a practice survey, focus groups with students and practice teachers, and two stakeholder conferences. The evidence suggests that law teaching in social work education is of particular interest in highlighting key dimensions of education practice that affect students learning. The paper provides some signposts towards research-informed organisation of teaching, learning and assessment, and highlights important areas for further study
Confronting the Collateral Consequences of a Criminal Conviction: A Special Challenge for Social Work With Offenders
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