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A different view | socialworkatsussex
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We’re back after a bit of break following the summer and the always hectic autumn term, with a wonderful post from our postgrad public engagement ambassador Rachel Larkin, on the unexpected and insightful moments of social work practice. Dust off your trainers and practice your hook shots, you never know when they will come in handy. December 9, 2014. Children and Young People. Be the first to comment! Leave a Reply Cancel reply. Enter your comment here. Address never made public). Follow Blog via Email.
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Why I love spending time with social work students | socialworkatsussex
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Why I love spending time with social work students. The final word in our #SussexWSWD14 blog series comes from Danielle Kerris. Danielle is an Associate Tutor and member of the Service Users and Carers Network at Sussex. Below Danielle tell us why she enjoys contributing to social work education. I love spending time with social work students. They are so engaged and supportive and empathetic. I did a law degree and didn’t like it at all, the atmosphere was much more cut throat. Be the first to comment!
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“I throw my hands up in the air sometimes saying AYO gotta let go” | socialworkatsussex
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8220;I throw my hands up in the air sometimes saying AYO gotta let go”. This lunchtime’s blog post comes from Gema Hadridge, our MA Social Work Student Public Engagement Ambassador. Gema reflects on her first year of learning at Sussex with a special emphasis on ‘use of self’ in social work, and the challenges that boundaries between public, private and professional lives online and in practice present when, as well as a social worker, you are also a seasoned musician. Morrison 2007, p247). The patients ...
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July | 2014 | socialworkatsussex
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8220;I throw my hands up in the air sometimes saying AYO gotta let go”. This lunchtime’s blog post comes from Gema Hadridge, our MA Social Work Student Public Engagement Ambassador. Gema reflects on her first year of learning at Sussex with a special emphasis on ‘use of self’ in social work, and the challenges that boundaries between public, private and professional lives online and in practice present when, as well as a social worker, you are also a seasoned musician. Morrison 2007, p247). The patients ...
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At the sharp end | socialworkatsussex
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At the sharp end. Penultimate post from our World Social Work Day blog series comes from Gillian Maher. Gillian is a member of our Service Users and Carers Network here at Sussex. Below she explains how her experiences contribute to social work education at Sussex. I believe that service users and carers have a very important contribution to make, in relating academic rigour to the personal qualities which a good social worker must demonstrate. March 20, 2014. World Social Work Day. You are commenting us...
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December | 2014 | socialworkatsussex
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We’re back after a bit of break following the summer and the always hectic autumn term, with a wonderful post from our postgrad public engagement ambassador Rachel Larkin, on the unexpected and insightful moments of social work practice. Dust off your trainers and practice your hook shots, you never know when they will come in handy. December 9, 2014. Children and Young People. Follow Blog via Email. Enter your email address to follow this blog and receive notifications of new posts by email.
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Do I get a badge? | socialworkatsussex
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Do I get a badge? Following the appeal we made at Sussex World Social Work Day 2014. I graduated from the MSW at Sussex in 1994 and am back here part-time in 2014, studying for a Doctorate in Social Work. Since 1994 I have worked in many different teams, as a Manager and a Social Worker. So why, despite the long hours, the media criticism and the shifting resources, have I never really considered leaving the profession? The answer is very simple: it’s the people. Here are just a few:. The successes are h...
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Hash Tag(#): ‘Humble Pie’ | socialworkatsussex
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Hash Tag(#): ‘Humble Pie’. Our guest blogger this week is Denise Turner, a Social Work doctoral candidate in the School of Education and Social work at Sussex. Denise shares with us her journey in the world of social media and highlights some of the rewards reaped so far. These offers of help, for no financial gain have convinced me of the value of Twitter in building community and thereby demonstrating the values which underpin both social work and education. Choking on a large piece of humble pie, ...
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Reflecting on multiple roles | socialworkatsussex
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Reflecting on multiple roles. Following the success of Sussex World Social Work Day 2014. Away from the university. Up at 6.30am, it’s time to start my day as a professional, when only last night I had been socialising with fellow students. Placement requires us to identify and behave as professionals, and to adjust from the role of student to practitioner every day. This reflection is an integral part of developing personally and professionally, which was learnt in one of our first year modules, IPLD...
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June | 2014 | socialworkatsussex
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Technology: friend or foe? In the run up to our Connected or Protected event here at Social Work @ Sussex on June 5 (see previous post), our postgrad public engagement ambassador Rachel Larkin takes a longitudinal view of technological changes in social work practice. Now we all have e-mail and laptops and I can’t imagine doing my work without them. Of course we avoided difficult conversations, back in the days of typewriters and tea cups. They take resources that sometimes you’re just not sure you h...
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The Ramblings of a 30-ish Woman. Sunday, January 18, 2009. My Big Fat Social Networking Addiction. Less than one month on Facebook. And I'm totally hooked! My initial response to all of this social networking stuff was "that's for the youngsters.my nieces and nephews are on that, why would I get on? Then, some of my girlfriends mentioned they were on Facebook. So I gave it a try. Turns out, it's a pretty cool thing. It's not much help in the way of productivity, but it's pretty fun. Here's the low down o...
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