Case study

Learning to Learn: the Collaborative Challenge of Partnership in Practice


Case study summary
Author Louise O'Connor
Organisation London South Bank University
Contact oconnol@lsbu.ac.uk
Disciplinary focus Social work
Publication date 28 July 2008
Keywords Partnership, collaborative learning, groupwork, inter-professional

Description

This case study describes stage 1 of a two-part research project which aims to explore the impact of an innovative learning and assessment process. The BA (Hons) Social Work / BSc (Hons) Nursing & Social Work Studies module focuses on partnerships and participation in social work. The study aims to evaluate the contribution to collaborative and individual learning and to explore skill and knowledge development across and within professional boundaries.

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