Reflective practice and learning from mistakes in social work /
Sicora, Alessandro.
Reflective practice and learning from mistakes in social work / Alessandro Sicora - xi, 215 pages : illustrations ; 22 cm
Formerly CIP.
Includes bibliographical references (pages 193-206) and index.
Also issued online.
Machine generated contents note: One.The never-ending cycle of reflective practice
Learning outcomes
Introduction
Voices on reflectivity and reflective practice
Experience-reflection-action: reflective practice and associated concepts
Reflection as an exploration: diving deeper or walking wider?
Reflection and decision making
Intuition and emotions vs reasoning?
Chapter summary
Two.What is a mistake in social work?
Errors and other unpleasant events
Heuristics, shortcuts and errors
The changing nature of error
In the jungle of errors in social work: before, during and after
Three.Risks, responsibilities and opportunities from mistakes in social work
Why do social workers `need' mistakes?
The dark side of the `planet mistake'
Codes of ethics and errors in social work: a global picture
Contents note continued: Ethical and professional responsibilities in the UK (by Michael Preston-Shoot)
Four Questions and narratives: basic tools for enhancing learning from professional mistakes
The art of asking questions
Reflective frameworks
Reflective writing
Reflective journal to learn how to navigate
Through the calms and storms of professional practice Metaphors, art and imagination as catalyst for reflection
Five.Feedback and other tools for learning together from mistakes in organisations
What do you do when (you think) your colleague is wrong?
Giving and receiving feedback assertively
Reflection in groups
Reflective organisations and mistakes
Chapter summary.
9781447325222 (pbk.)
Political science--Social Services & Welfare.--Public Policy
Social scince--Human Services.
Social service--Practice.--Social workers
Reflective learning.
361.3 SIC / 013690
Reflective practice and learning from mistakes in social work / Alessandro Sicora - xi, 215 pages : illustrations ; 22 cm
Formerly CIP.
Includes bibliographical references (pages 193-206) and index.
Also issued online.
Machine generated contents note: One.The never-ending cycle of reflective practice
Learning outcomes
Introduction
Voices on reflectivity and reflective practice
Experience-reflection-action: reflective practice and associated concepts
Reflection as an exploration: diving deeper or walking wider?
Reflection and decision making
Intuition and emotions vs reasoning?
Chapter summary
Two.What is a mistake in social work?
Errors and other unpleasant events
Heuristics, shortcuts and errors
The changing nature of error
In the jungle of errors in social work: before, during and after
Three.Risks, responsibilities and opportunities from mistakes in social work
Why do social workers `need' mistakes?
The dark side of the `planet mistake'
Codes of ethics and errors in social work: a global picture
Contents note continued: Ethical and professional responsibilities in the UK (by Michael Preston-Shoot)
Four Questions and narratives: basic tools for enhancing learning from professional mistakes
The art of asking questions
Reflective frameworks
Reflective writing
Reflective journal to learn how to navigate
Through the calms and storms of professional practice Metaphors, art and imagination as catalyst for reflection
Five.Feedback and other tools for learning together from mistakes in organisations
What do you do when (you think) your colleague is wrong?
Giving and receiving feedback assertively
Reflection in groups
Reflective organisations and mistakes
Chapter summary.
9781447325222 (pbk.)
Political science--Social Services & Welfare.--Public Policy
Social scince--Human Services.
Social service--Practice.--Social workers
Reflective learning.
361.3 SIC / 013690