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Navigating AI in Social Work Education

Teaching & Learning in Social Work

Editor’s note: In this blog post, four social worker educators share a sample from their new and free resource about using Artificial Intelligence (AI) in social work education. Alexander Rubin , LCSW, is a clinical assistant professor based in field education at the University at Buffalo School of School of Social Work.

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Oh Those Education Workers….

Gary Direnfeld

Remember those education workers who at the beginning of the pandemic, switched their approaches on a dime to as best as possible accommodate their students? Our education workers. These are the same ones who managed their own kids at home while doing their best to accommodate yours while on-line and in some cases, still in-person.

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‘Why practice education research must be catalyst for tackling longstanding issues facing role’

Community Care

By Leeanne Olivant, NOPT In the dynamic landscape of social work, practice educators (PEs) stand as vital pillars. Caution over new training standards One potential consequence of the research is the development of new education and training standards for PE courses.

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Using Artificial Intelligence in Social Work Field Education

Teaching & Learning in Social Work

I will expand on using one specific realm of technology in social work education: artificial intelligence or AI. Currently, I serve as the Masters of Social Work (MSW) Field Coordinator at the University of Alabama at Birmingham, which means teaching seminar courses for field education. Using AI in Social Work Field Education.

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Practice educators passionate about role, but lack of support risks pushing them out of it, finds study

Community Care

Practice educators are passionate about supporting students, but a lack of recognition and support risks pushing some out of the role, Social Work England-commissioned research has found. Also, unlike with AMHPs and BIAs, Social Work England is not responsible for regulating practice educator training.

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Educational Assistants: Speaking out about their experience….

Gary Direnfeld

Yesterday I posed a question to Educational Assistants on my Facebook page. ” Needless to say, things are not going well in public education. There are not enough resources for education, these worker are like first responders running to put out fires, tend to injuries, hunt for children who have wandered off.

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Educational Assistants in Ontario – Important Report of the OWSIAT

Gary Direnfeld

The case involves an Educational Assistant seeking leave for Traumatic Mental Stress owing to an incident with a six-year-old boy. This is an extraordinary case and outcome that may have profound implications for other injured Educational Assistants. Educational Workers in Ontario owe this worker a debt of gratitude.