Titlebook: Effective Groupwork; Michael Preston-Shoot Textbook 1987Latest edition British Association of Social Workers 1987 group.social care.social

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-658-42995-9ractitioners may be encouraged to be clear about what type of group they envisage — the first stage in effective groupwork. This requires that they identify their main and secondary purposes for a group and the values and theoretical frameworks which they are seeking to apply.

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Types and Purposes of Groups,ractitioners may be encouraged to be clear about what type of group they envisage — the first stage in effective groupwork. This requires that they identify their main and secondary purposes for a group and the values and theoretical frameworks which they are seeking to apply.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-94483-3When a group works well, it can be highly productive. When it does not, it can prove frustrating. This chapter will concentrate on how practitioners can increase their effectiveness and that of the group, on how they can promote the development of the group’s cohesion and work.

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Working with a Group,When a group works well, it can be highly productive. When it does not, it can prove frustrating. This chapter will concentrate on how practitioners can increase their effectiveness and that of the group, on how they can promote the development of the group’s cohesion and work.

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Evaluation,This chapter has two purposes. First, to indicate the value and scope of evaluation. Secondly, to convey a sense of its feasibility by describing how practitioners might use an evaluative approach in their groupwork practice.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-349-18596-2group; social care; social science; social work; work

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British Association of Social Workers 1987

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,Die Feuersicherheit des Edison-Glühlichts,lient groups and symbolises a new approach to demands which overburden social work teams. Its use may reflect a search for an economic use of resources or an antidote to doubts about the effectiveness of casework. Its attractiveness may lie also in the value position it can enhance, namely the convi