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Why observe children?
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  • 1989The Development of Children579 cited
  • 1997Anti-Racist Social Work488 cited
  • 1992Pride against Prejudice: Transforming Attitudes to Disability409 cited
  • 1993Pride Against Prejudice: Transforming Attitudes to Disability408 cited
  • 2000The spontaneous self-organization of an adaptive language301 cited
  • 1989Feminist Social Work213 cited
  • 2002Women, Oppression and Social Work89 cited
  • 2004THE CONTRIBUTION OF OBSERVATION TRAINING TO PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT IN SOCIAL WORK36 cited
  • 1991The contribution of observation training to professional development in social work31 cited
  • 1992Child observation and social work training27 cited
  • 1991Travelling hopefully: Anti-racist practice and practice learning opportunities21 cited
  • 1992The place of child observation in social work training15 cited

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