Case study

Welfare systems - an introduction to comparative social policy: a problem based module


Case study summary
Author Bryan Wendon
Organisation Anglia Polytechnic University
Contact b.wendon@anglia.ac.uk
Disciplinary focus Social Policy
Publication date 21 August 2002
Keywords group work, welfare systems, problem-based learning

Description

This first year module has changed its mode of delivery from the traditional lecture/seminar approach to a problem-based approach. This approach to learning is seen as equipping students with some models and regimes of comparative social policy early on in their university studies which encourages them to see different patterns of policy provision. By encouraging group work throughout the module, students are expected to work as a team, support and learn from one another.

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