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Teaching Note—Revisiting Stereotypes: Enhancing Cultural Awareness Through a Web-Based Tool

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Social Work Education and Practice Social and Intergroup Psychology Global Education and Multiculturalism

Abstract

Educating social work students to work in a diverse, multicultural reality is a major challenge in the profession. This teaching note suggests one method, the Web-based implicit association test, to develop and enhance cultural awareness among social work students. Based on my experience, I propose a framework for using the test to initiate a meaningful learning experience for students.

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