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Social Work in Educational Settings

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SW642, Section 001

This course presents foundation knowledge and skills essential to effective social work practice in school settings. Topics range from the evolution of social work in schools, school social work theory, assessment, and interventions for use in school settings. Education law, especially as it relates to special education eligibility and services, is a core aspect of the course. Content on multiculturalism, diversity, social justice, and social change are integrated into the course materials as those critical issues relate to practice in schools. Students will learn skills and abilities associated with various school social work roles and responsibilities; recognizing that the roles assumed by school social workers vary from state-to-state, district-to-district, and school-to-school.

Semester: Spring / Summer 2013
Instructor: Beth A. Sherman
Category: SWPS
U-M Class #: 60527
Program Type: Residential
Credits: 3 Credit Hours

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