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Verlag: Arise Pub, New Delhi, 2007
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Hardbound. Zustand: As New. New. Contents Vol. I. Part I. The changing functions of social workers 1. Current trends in training for social work. 2. The nature of social work an emerging profession. 3. The field of social work. 4. Community development and social work. Part II. The historical background and current trends in tra…ining for social work 5. Training for social work an historical retrospect. 6. Non professional training of auxiliary workers in service training. Part III. The content of training for social work 7. The content of training for social work the study of man. 8. The content of training for social work the study of society. Vol. II. 9. The content of training for social work social work theory and method general. 10. The content of training for social work social work theory and method case work. 11. The content of training for social work social work theory and method group relations group work community organization and administration. 12. The content of training for social work social work theory and method field work. Part IV. Educational method in training for social work 13. Curriculum planning. 14. The content of courses the selection of students teaching devices and student evaluation. Proposals for further action. This book gives practical guidance and suggestions for the training of social workers and who have taken up the social work. It is expected that the book will be appreciated by various social welfare departments of various states of India and the Government of India and other private agencies who are engaged in doing social work in India and other developing countries. The editor is extremely grateful to the Central Welfare Board of India who have prepared sufficient material for the training of the social works and which is responsible for disbursing funds for social welfare. 536 pp.
