Social Work Law uses a range of learning tools to help reinforce your understanding of the law in practice:
Learning objectives at the start of each chapter help structure your study
Talking points in each chapter identify areas of debate for discussion
Exercises and case studies offer a problem based learning application of the law
End of chapter summaries identify the key points from each topic
Further reading sections and website references encourage you to explore the area further
Legal Skills for working in court and other aspects of the social work role help to demystify the law and encourage students and social workers to embrace law as part of their career long professional development
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