Blended Social Work Placements: New Opportunities

Paula Beesley, Sue Taplin
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Social work student placements were significantly impacted over the past two years as a result of the Covid-19 pandemic, but a ‘new normal’ of placement provision has started to emerge. This conference paper provides reflections on the experiences of social work education providers, placement providers and practice educators on the new opportunities that have been created as a result of flexible responses to the changing landscape of blended placement provision necessitated by the pandemic, which were gathered at two international workshops held virtually at academic conferences in 2021. The workshops identified common responses from higher education institutes (Higher Education Institutions) and practice educators, where loss and change created the need for connectivity and flexible and creative solutions. This article will present the themes identified within the teaching partnership as well as findings from the two workshops to enhance understanding of the sustainability of blended social work placement provision.
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混合社会工作实习:新机会
由于Covid-19大流行,过去两年社会工作学生的安置受到了重大影响,但安置提供的“新常态”已经开始出现。本会议文件就社会工作教育提供者、安置提供者和实践教育者的经验进行了反思,这些经验是在2021年在学术会议上举行的两次国际研讨会上收集的,这些研讨会对大流行病所要求的混合安置提供不断变化的情况作出灵活反应,从而创造了新的机会。研讨会确定了高等教育机构(higher education Institutions)和实践教育者的共同反应,在这些领域,损失和变化创造了对连接性以及灵活和创造性解决方案的需求。本文将介绍在教学合作伙伴关系中确定的主题以及两个研讨会的研究结果,以加深对混合社会工作安置提供的可持续性的理解。
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