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Mary Twis – Journal of Teaching in Social Work, 2025
Drawing from my experiences as an American-Israeli Jewish woman in social work academia, I use this paper to reflect upon the ways in which the Council on Social Work Education's newly-mandated anti-racist and anti-oppressive paradigms are problematic for the future of the social work profession. While it is important for social workers to address…
Descriptors: Social Work, College Students, College Faculty, Jews
Theall, Michael; Graham, DeBorah D. – New Directions for Teaching and Learning, 2017
This chapter discusses teaching and learning in the affective domain and the development of beliefs, values, and behaviors common in professional school education. We use Keller's MVP model as the basis for designing a teacher education course where professional "dispositions" are critical learning outcomes.
Descriptors: Teaching Models, Teaching Methods, Values Education, Affective Behavior
Paasonen, Susanna – Review of Education, Pedagogy & Cultural Studies, 2016
This article addresses the pedagogical choices and the visceral reverberations involved in teaching porn in the university classroom. The author discusses different aims and goals for teaching pornography, as well as the some key pedagogical considerations and options involved in this, drawing on her own experiences teaching porn in Finnish gender…
Descriptors: Pornography, Class Activities, Controversial Issues (Course Content), College Programs