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An authentic breakthrough in social work education.
New Directions in Social Work is an innovative, integrated series offering a uniquely distinctive teaching strategy for generalist courses in the social work curriculum, at both undergraduate and graduate levels. The series integrates 5 texts with custom websites housing interactive cases, companion readings, and a wealth of resources to enrich the teaching and learning experience.
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- Meets EPAS Standards
- All texts, interactive cases, and test materials are linked to the 2008 CSWE Policy and Accreditation Standards (EPAS).
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- Access to Digital Content
- One web portal with easy access for instructors and students from any computer–no codes, no CDs, and no restrictions.
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- Not Just Bricks and Mortar
- The series is flexible and can be used in online distance-learning courses, as well as hybrid and bricks-and-mortar courses.
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- Learning by Doing
- Three interactive, fictional cases featuring dynamic characters and real-life situations let students learn by "doing" social work. No other texts have this feature.
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- Explore the Series
- Select any text to get a glimpse of what's inside. Registered instructors can access educational resources for each text as well. Request a complimentary examination copy »
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- Social Work and Social Welfare: An Invitation, Fifth Edition
- by Marla Berg-Weger
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- Human Behavior in the Social Environment, Fifth Edition
- by Anissa Taun Rogers
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- Research for Effective Social Work Practice, Fourth Edition
- by Judy L. Krysik and Jerry Finn
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- Social Policy for Effective Practice: A Strengths Approach, Fifth Edition
- by Rosemary K. Chapin
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- The Practice of Generalist Social Work, Fifth Edition
- by Julie Birkenmaier and Marla Berg-Weger
