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Evaluation, reflection, social work

Social work and Evaluation- Part 2

  One of the things I love about learning is the way it shifts over time. Thinking about my time in graduate school made me realize how much of that experience I’ve carried with me and applied to my career, often not even realizing it. Here are few lessons I’ve carried with me from my social work training that serve me well as an evaluator … Continue reading Social work and Evaluation- Part 2

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Evaluation, reflection, social work

Social work, evaluation, and life (or What My MSW Taught me Part 1)

It’s Social Work TIG week over on the AEA365 Blog and I hope people have been reading.     I’m glad to see Kathy Bolland calling attention today to the common values held by both social workers and evaluators.   Those values are what drew me to these fields. What social workers and evaluators do is different, but there is a lot of overlap in why we do … Continue reading Social work, evaluation, and life (or What My MSW Taught me Part 1)

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