At the Heart of Social Work: Best Practice for Managing Emotion in the Technology-enhanced, Practice-based Learning Classroom

Jane Cowie, Renae Summers

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Abstract

In this article we argue that the ethical use of technology-enhanced, practice-based learning requires teachers to attend to the affective aspects of teaching and learning. This is important in social work education as social work is inherently emotional and we have a responsibility to prepare students for professional practice. We reflect on our experiences of teaching a subject on interviewing skills, across face-to-face and blended modes, and explore strategies for managing emotion in technology-enhanced, practice-based learning.
Original languageEnglish
Pages (from-to)36-49
Number of pages14
JournalADVANCES IN SOCIAL WORK AND WELFARE
Volume21
Issue number2
Publication statusPublished - Mar 2020

Keywords

  • technology-enhanced
  • practice-based learning
  • affective learning
  • teaching social work skills
  • simulation
  • emotion
  • interviewing skills
  • experiential learning

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