How Can Social Workers Empower Teen Mothers to Further Their Education
Adult Literacy: Further Education as a space for resistance
... reproducing social inequalities, further education was a site for ...in further education settings allowed them to develop a strong awareness of where they were positioned in terms of ...
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Further Education and Social Inclusion under New Labour
... A further insight into the social stratification of inclusion may be provided by the concept of ...a social environment containing the struggle between competing social groups, constitutes ...
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Further Education, Political Economy and Social Change
... English further education system since the 1980s can be seen as one of the clearest examples of ...and social inclusion. Further education, due perhaps to a combination of its ...
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How can psychoanalysis and systems theory contribute to the leadership of thinking in the further education and skills sector?
... ‘There can be opportunities – even out of situations that appear to shrink opportunities (mergers)’, wrote ...‘[I]t’s how we conduct ourselves and [the] clarity and thoughtfulness we give to our actions ...
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Higher Education in Further Education and its impact on social mobility in England
... Despite some politicians’ rhetoric, poverty of ambition on the part of would be students is not an explanation here. Rather, the changing fees regime on top of the economic crisis have had a profound effect on HE. These ...
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Widening Participation, Social Mobility and Higher Education in Further Education Colleges
... Office for Fair Access (OFFA) states on their website that WP “refers to the participation of disadvantaged groups in higher education generally.”... Trends in English higher educatio[r] ...
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Social workers’ involvement in advance care planning: a systematic narrative review
... among social workers, which may be major barriers for social work practice in this ...review can assist social workers, pro- fessionals, educators, and policy makers to develop ...
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Clinical Nurse Leader as Outcomes Manager in the Emergency Department: Redesigning the Triage Process to Reduce the Left Without Being Seen (LWBS) Rate
... care can decrease hospital readmissions and emergency room visits as demonstrated in a prospective RCT by Phatak et ...patient-specific education and counselling, and post discharge follow-up decreased ...
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Shaping the future for primary care education and training project Best practise in education and training strategies for integrated health and social care: development of a benchmarking tool
... Concerns were raised in both focus groups about responsibility for completing the benchmark tool. Participants generally agreed that guidance as to who should complete the tool was essential. Whilst some participants ...
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Riding for Survival: A Worst Form of Human Trafficking
... is, further, a known fact that these poverty stricken children are trafficked from Pakistan to wealthy Gulf States for camel ...a social issue and it can only be addressed by taking simultaneous ...
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The effect of social support around pregnancy on postpartum depression among Canadian teen mothers and adult mothers in the maternity experiences survey
... adult mothers are known to receive more support regarding their pregnancy compared to teen mothers ...that teen mothers are reported to have poorer ability to build and maintain ...
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The Praxis of Privilege: How Social Workers Experience their Privilege
... privilege can be something, umm, that people strive towards as ...they can gain privilege that they may not have had before, and when I say that, I mean, you know, maybe coming from a family who didn’t ...
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Relationship between Attitude Towards Guidance and Counseling Programme and Adjustment of Re-admitted Teenage Mothers in Kenyan Secondary Schools
... teenage mothers has been on since 1995; however it has been reported that the process of applications for re-admission takes more than a more than a ...teenage mothers in Uganda face physical, psychological ...
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The Use of Social and Cultural Capital as Refugee Mothers Transition Their Children to Ontario Education
... they can take all his finances, his properties, they can seize it” (Hadidi, ...interview). Further, one of Hadidi’s sons who was not admitted to Canada as a refugee was planning on finding a way to ...
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Moderating teen drinking : combining social marketing and education
... that education is competing against a multitude of influences, many of which are not ...2010). Further, drinking to excess is often celebrated with drunken stories worn as a badge of honour (Kubacki et ...
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How technology can be integrated into the education system of Saudi Arabia
... Teacher Attitudes towards Technology: It is pointed the effectively and efficiency of computer or technological innovation/machines in education. Also, many researches have proven its validity to the improvement ...
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Dr B R Ambedkar as a Social Worker for the Marginalised Sections
... Empowerment is the enhancement of the social status, economic conditionand political participation strength of individuals, groups and communities. Empowerment envelops developing and building capacities of ...
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Social Workers: From Education to Working Life
... that social work practice is highly skill ...profession. Social work is a practice-based profession based on principles of human rights and social justice, aiming to empower and liberate ...
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Older people with high support needs: how can we empower them to enjoy a better life
... by social services (Burke, 2010). There is a further risk that those who are not known to social services may not be able to access some housing with care schemes (King, ...
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Sceptical, disorderly and paradoxical subjects : problematizing the ‘will to empower’ in social housing governance
... of how rule ...understanding can be gained with regards to the way in which governable subjects adapt, challenge, and contest political programmes which seek to regulate their ...highlights how ...
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