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Addressing issues of globalization in the training of public child welfare workers

Lessons from a training program in the USA

Mary Elizabeth Collins

Boston University School of Social Work, 264 Bay State Rd, Boston, MA 02215, USA, mcollins{at}bu.edu

Sook Hyun Kim

Boston University School of Social Work

Cassandra Clay

Boston University School of Social Work

Judith Perlstein

Boston University School of Social Work

English

This article describes the implementation of a course module devoted to international child welfare for social work students. The module utilized adult learning theory and was guided by three perspectives: an ecological model of practice, social and economic justice, and cultural competence. The article describes successes and challenges and offers guidance to social work educators.

French

Cet article décrit la mise en oeuvre d’un module de formation consacré à la protection internationale de l’enfance, destiné aux étudiants en travail social. Le module utilise la théorie de la formation d’adultes et est orienté selon trois perspectives: le modèle écologique des pratiques, la justice sociale et économique, et la compétence culturelle. L’article décrit les succès et les défis et offre une guidance des formateurs en travail social.

Spanish

Se describe la implementación de un módulo en un curso para trabajadores sociales dedicado al bienestar infantil internacional. El módulo utilizó teoría de aprendizaje adulto bajo tres perspectivas: un modelo ecológico de práctica, justicia social y económica, y competencia cultural. Se describen los éxitos y los retos y se ofrecen sugerencias a los educadores de trabajo social.

Key Words: child welfare training • international child welfare • social work education

International Social Work, Vol. 52, No. 1, 72-83 (2009)
DOI: 10.1177/0020872808097752


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