Title
Perceptions of Efficacy in the Use of Contemporary Film in Social Work Education: An Exploratory Study
Publication Date
8-1-2003
Document Type
Article
Abstract
This article discusses the use of contemporary film in social work education, including the theoretical rationale for the inclusion of film from the perspective of narrative and adult learning theory as well as the application of the case method to the use of film. The student viewpoint and perspective is provided through the results of an exploratory research study with 109 Baccalaureate social work students who completed a survey questionnaire following a classroom activity involving a contemporary film. Analysis of the quantitative data and qualitative comments indicates that students believe that film is a beneficial adjunct to textbook and lecture content.
Publication Title
Social Work Education
Volume
22
Issue
4
First Page
401
Last Page
410
DOI
10.1080/02615470309143
Publisher Policy
pre-print, post-print
Recommended Citation
Downey, Eleanor Pepi; Jackson, Robert L.; Puig, Maria E.; and Furman, Rich, "Perceptions of Efficacy in the Use of Contemporary Film in Social Work Education: An Exploratory Study" (2003). Social Work & Criminal Justice Publications. 253.
https://digitalcommons.tacoma.uw.edu/socialwork_pub/253