Miriam L Freeman
Biographic Data
| ID | 4176163 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Miriam L Freeman |
| GIVEN NAMES | Miriam L |
| FAMILY NAME | Freeman |
| SIGNATURE | FREEMAN M L |
| AFFILIATIONS | University of South Carolina |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 5 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 10 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 5 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1990 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2001 |
| H-INDEX | 1 |
Developing and Teaching anMSWCapstone Course Using Case Methods of Instruction
Using an innovative process, the authors and their colleagues developed a case-oriented MSW capstone course. This article outlines the process of developing the course, choosing instructional methods and materials, and preparing instructors to teach the course. It reviews the process of teaching the course, including preparing to teach individual class sessions, identifying and dealing with several instructional challenges that emerged, and desig…
The Connected Classroom
This article describes an innovative educational tool designed for the dual purpose of evaluating teaching and learning and teaching skills for evaluating practice. Drawing from the literature on feminist pedagogy, group process and classroom evaluation, the authors designed and implemented a classroom evaluation instrument and process for enhancing teaching and learning. Results of this evaluation process are presented and its strengths and limi…
The Congruence of International Children's Rights and Feminist Principles as a Foundation for Therapy with Young People
The United Nations Convention on the Rights of the Child, an international treaty that supports and protects humans under age eighteen, embodies several principles that are useful in guiding mental health treatment with young people. Here we summarize relevant tenets of the Convention and offer an analysis regarding its relevance to feminist therapy. Topics covered include participation and limited self-determination, privacy and autonomy, suppor…
Pay Equity and Social Work
During the 1980s, pay equity emerged as a major employment and economic issue. Pay equity is proposed as one solution to the gap in wages between white men, women, and men of color. There is an abundance of information on this issue, but little attention has been paid to it in the social work literature. This article discusses the relevance of pay equity for social work and suggests strategies for achieving it
Beyond Women's Issues
This article reports on an investigation of the nature and extent of the interaction of feminism with social work education. The study tested two hypotheses: that social work educators' views of problems that affect women vary by the degree and by the type of their feminist identification. Although the findings supported both hypotheses, differences were not evident for all problems. Therefore, the findings provide a basis for a discussion of the…
Beyond Women's Issues
This article reports on an investigation of the nature and extent of the interaction of feminism with social work education. The study tested two hypotheses: that social work educators' views of problems that affect women vary by the degree and by the type of their feminist identification. Although the findings supported both hypotheses, differences were not evident for all problems. Therefore, the findings provide a basis for a discussion of the…
Developing and Teaching anMSWCapstone Course Using Case Methods of Instruction
Using an innovative process, the authors and their colleagues developed a case-oriented MSW capstone course. This article outlines the process of developing the course, choosing instructional methods and materials, and preparing instructors to teach the course. It reviews the process of teaching the course, including preparing to teach individual class sessions, identifying and dealing with several instructional challenges that emerged, and desig…
The Congruence of International Children's Rights and Feminist Principles as a Foundation for Therapy with Young People
The United Nations Convention on the Rights of the Child, an international treaty that supports and protects humans under age eighteen, embodies several principles that are useful in guiding mental health treatment with young people. Here we summarize relevant tenets of the Convention and offer an analysis regarding its relevance to feminist therapy. Topics covered include participation and limited self-determination, privacy and autonomy, suppor…
Pay Equity and Social Work
During the 1980s, pay equity emerged as a major employment and economic issue. Pay equity is proposed as one solution to the gap in wages between white men, women, and men of color. There is an abundance of information on this issue, but little attention has been paid to it in the social work literature. This article discusses the relevance of pay equity for social work and suggests strategies for achieving it
Beyond Women's Issues
This article reports on an investigation of the nature and extent of the interaction of feminism with social work education. The study tested two hypotheses: that social work educators' views of problems that affect women vary by the degree and by the type of their feminist identification. Although the findings supported both hypotheses, differences were not evident for all problems. Therefore, the findings provide a basis for a discussion of the…
Pay Equity and Social Work
During the 1980s, pay equity emerged as a major employment and economic issue. Pay equity is proposed as one solution to the gap in wages between white men, women, and men of color. There is an abundance of information on this issue, but little attention has been paid to it in the social work literature. This article discusses the relevance of pay equity for social work and suggests strategies for achieving it
The Congruence of International Children's Rights and Feminist Principles as a Foundation for Therapy with Young People
The United Nations Convention on the Rights of the Child, an international treaty that supports and protects humans under age eighteen, embodies several principles that are useful in guiding mental health treatment with young people. Here we summarize relevant tenets of the Convention and offer an analysis regarding its relevance to feminist therapy. Topics covered include participation and limited self-determination, privacy and autonomy, suppor…
The Connected Classroom
This article describes an innovative educational tool designed for the dual purpose of evaluating teaching and learning and teaching skills for evaluating practice. Drawing from the literature on feminist pedagogy, group process and classroom evaluation, the authors designed and implemented a classroom evaluation instrument and process for enhancing teaching and learning. Results of this evaluation process are presented and its strengths and limi…
Developing and Teaching anMSWCapstone Course Using Case Methods of Instruction
Using an innovative process, the authors and their colleagues developed a case-oriented MSW capstone course. This article outlines the process of developing the course, choosing instructional methods and materials, and preparing instructors to teach the course. It reviews the process of teaching the course, including preparing to teach individual class sessions, identifying and dealing with several instructional challenges that emerged, and desig…
Political science (4 works) · Psychology (4 works) · Engineering (3 works) · Computer Science (2 works) · Law (2 works) · Law (2 works) · Mathematics education (2 works) · Social Work (2 works) · Social Work Education and Practice (2 works) · Sociology (2 works)