Writing about social work education

Journals are a prime means of documenting and disseminating the knowledge base and scholarly output of a profession, with social work educators having a particular responsibility to add to their profession's accumulated knowledge. As with any field, social work education can benefit from review and assessment of its journal output. With this aim, the authors analysed articles with social work education as their prime focus published in Australian Social Work and Advances in Social Welfare Education in the period 1983–93. This article reports on and discusses the findings of this content analysis which examined the numbers of articles written; the authors and their academic affiliations; the content of the articles and the methodological approaches used. It was found that 141 authors were represented across 100 articles. Significant omissions in content are discussed including the lack of research on social work education and dearth of writing on postgraduate and continuing education

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• Omissions and commissions

  Anna Garlin Spencer, Anna Spencer et al.•Australian Social Work•1998

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• International social work practicum in India

  Open Access•Manohar Pawar, Georgina Hanna et al.•Australian Social Work•2004

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• Writing diversity

  Anthony Mcmahon•Australian Social Work•2002

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• Writing diversity

  Open Access•Anthony Mcmahon•Australian Social Work•2002

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• What I do I understand

  Kandie Allen-Kelly, Morag Mcarthur et al.•Australian Social Work•2001

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• Social work's colonial past with Indigenous children and communities in Australia and Canada

  Open Access•Nilan Yu, Marina Morgenshtern et al.•Child & Family Social Work•2023

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• A History of Australian Social Work Practice Research

  Open Access•Beth R Crisp•Research on Social Work Practice•2000

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• Women writing on social work education

  Martin Ryan, Rosemary Martyn•Australian Social Work•1997

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• Rearranging the Balance of Happiness - The decision to return to study by mature age female social work and community welfare students

  Pauline Meemeduma•Australian Social Work•1993

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• Practice Research and Social Work Education

  Len Tierney•Australian Social Work•1993

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• Social Workers and Statistics

  Stanley L Witkin, Jeffrey L Edleson et al.•Journal of Social Service Research•1980

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• Gender and Publication Rates

  Allen Rubin, David Powell et al.•Social Work•1987

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• Social Work Research and Evaluation

  Allan Borowski•Social Work•1983

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• The Contribution of Women Faculty to Social Work Journals

  Stuart A Kirk, Aaron Rosenblatt•Social Work•1984

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• Women's contributions to social work journals

  Stuart A Kirk, Aaron Rosenblatt•Social Work•1980

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• Trends in Research Publication

  Tony Tripodi•Social Work•1984

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• Trends in Types of Research Reported in Selected Social Work Journals, 1956-65

  Roslyn Weinberger, Tony Tripodi•Social Service Review•1969

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• Methods of Generalization Used in Empirical Social Work Literature

  Paula S Nurius, Tony Tripodi•Social Service Review•1985

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• The Role of Social Work Journals in the Development of a Knowledge Base for the Profession

  Duncan Lindsey, Stuart A Kirk•Social Service Review•1992

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• Trends in the Social Work Literature

  Michael W Howe, John R Schuerman•Social Service Review•1974

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