SKILL LAB 1… WEEK 6 ASSIGNMENT Final Reflections Reflection is a critical skill for social work practice. Reflection also allows you to deepen your learning and find ways to build momentum for future endeavors. In this short Assignment, you reflect on your Skills Lab experience and discover ways to carry your learnings forward into both […]

Study Notes Social Work Practice Research I Topic: Validity and Research Design 1. Introduction Research Design: The overall plan or structure guiding how a study is conducted, including methods of data collection, sampling, and analysis. Validity: Refers to the accuracy and truthfulness of research findings. It ensures that conclusions drawn from a study genuinely reflect […]

Study Notes Social Work Practice Research I Topic: Qualitative Versus Quantitative Research 1. Introduction Research in Social Work: Provides evidence to guide practice, policy, and advocacy. Two Major Approaches: Qualitative Research: Explores meanings, experiences, and perspectives. Quantitative Research: Examines measurable variables using numerical data and statistical analysis. Purpose of Comparison: Understanding differences helps social workers […]

Study Notes Social Work Practice Research I – Week 9 Discussion 1 Topic: Population and Sampling 1. Introduction Population and Sampling: Central concepts in research methodology. Population: The entire group of individuals, events, or objects that meet specific criteria for a study. Sample: A subset of the population selected for actual study. Importance: Sampling allows […]

Even though social workers might think of a compelling research question and have a desire to conduct research, this does not mean that the research is automatically supported by stakeholders or funded by an organization. To gain such approval, they must submit a research proposal. Much like an outline of a paper or a blueprint […]