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ScOPT AGM Minute & Learning Event Report – 30 June 2020
We had a great online turnout to our AGM and Learning Event on Tuesday 30 June. Read our minute and event evaluation here!
Remodelling Practice Learning Event (incorporating AGM) Tomorrow, June 30th
Trustees’ Annual Report now available to read ahead of tomorrow’s event. Looking forward to seeing all those who can join us!
Resumption of Placements Working Group Report
HEIs and SSSC have been consulting with a range of stakeholders in placement provision to plan for the resumption of practice learning. Read the report.
Weathering the Storm: Virtual Lunchtime Workshop, Wednesday 24 June
“Weathering the Storm: How To Be Emotionally Resilient As We Live Through A Pandemic And Adjust To The New Normal” with resilience expert Sarah Rose.
Remodelling practice learning
We want to engage with members on remodelling practice learning. Through discussion and gathering of members views, we aim to explore and share ideas on how practice learning will look and can be achieved in the future.
Anti-racist practice within practice education in Scotland
In support of last week’s Black Tuesday and the use of space to amplify the voices, work and message of the Black Community, this Practice Wisdom is sharing work promoting anti-racist practice within practice education in Scotland.
Considering Practice Learning Models Going Forward.
Can you help SWEP collate information on creative Practice Learning models – past or present? Get involved !
FREE WEBINAR: Writing for the Journal of Practice Teaching and Learning
Led by Mark Doel and the Editor, Prospera Tedam, this webinar is intended EQUALLY for those who have already published in other journals and those who would like to submit an article for the first time.
Response from SSSC to ScOPT’s letter regarding suspended placements
SSSC have responded to our letter on suspension of placements and implications for placement fees.
Invitation to participate in research on Ethical Challenges for Social Workers during COVID-19
You are invited to participate in research that examines the ethical challenges faced by social workers globally during the COVID-19 pandemic. If you are a social worker, or social work student, you are eligible to participate.