Making the Case for the Case Method in Graduate Social Work Education

Abstract

This article begins with the historical roots of the case method followed by a general description of the approach to teaching, development of cases, and the instructor's role when using the traditional case method. Several studies, which validate the efficacy of the case method, were then explored. Potential benefits and outcomes for using the case method as a teaching tool in graduate social work education were then addressed.

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