JSWEC 2007 Conference Themes
Research and development of professional learning
- The process and effectiveness of social work learning
- Learning to teach – supporting new educators
- Interprofessional learning and practice
- Bridging learning settings
- Employer engagement
- Developing reflective practice
- Learning beyond registration
- Research confidence and capacity building
- The place of research skills in postqualifying and doctoral programmes
- Emerging models of doctoral research, including lessons from the international social work community
Research and development of policy and practice
- Types and quality of knowledge in social work
- Directions in user-led social work research and evaluation
- Corss-cultural social work research; indigenous and global
- Evidence based practice, systematic reviews and making us of research
- How to build local and national capacity in social work research
- Ethics and governance in policy and pratice research
- Research on technology and social work policy and practice
Making a difference through innovation, creativity and passion
- Working with complexity and uncertainty – changing landscapes, changing roles
- Creative curricula design
- The role of technology within learning
- New directions in qualitative and quantitative applications to social work research
- Using evaluation research to foster creative practice
- Passionate debates and controversies in social work research – what can we learn from service users, policy makers and the universities?
- Reflective and reflexive – examples of creative inquiry
- Knowledge and technology transfer – opportunities for social work