Oral History in Social Work Education: Chronicling the Black Experience

Ruth R. Martin

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Social Work Education and Practice Educator Training and Historical Pedagogy Oral History, Memory, Narrative Analysis

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Oral history is a useful research and teaching tool for integrating black content in social work education. It facilitates knowledge-building, enhances integration of professional values, provides a forum for testing professional skills, and expands teaching and research methodology. Examples of objectives and learning activities for the major curriculum areas are provided.

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