‘Meta-learning’ in a postcolonial Malaysian context: International placements of UK students

This paper discusses the outcomes of a study concerning the international placement of British social work students in social welfare settings in Malaysia. Research data generated focuses on the learning processes experienced by the students placed in an unfamiliar, postcolonial context, especially...

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Main Authors: Sara Ashencaen, Crabtree, Jonathan, Parker, Azman, A., Dolly, Paul Carlo
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Published: Routledge 2010
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description This paper discusses the outcomes of a study concerning the international placement of British social work students in social welfare settings in Malaysia. Research data generated focuses on the learning processes experienced by the students placed in an unfamiliar, postcolonial context, especially those relating to diversity and developing critical cultural competence. Future sustainability and benefits of such placements are also reviewed.
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spelling my.unimas.ir-454302024-07-30T06:22:13Z http://ir.unimas.my/id/eprint/45430/ ‘Meta-learning’ in a postcolonial Malaysian context: International placements of UK students Sara Ashencaen, Crabtree Jonathan, Parker Azman, A. Dolly, Paul Carlo GN Anthropology H Social Sciences (General) This paper discusses the outcomes of a study concerning the international placement of British social work students in social welfare settings in Malaysia. Research data generated focuses on the learning processes experienced by the students placed in an unfamiliar, postcolonial context, especially those relating to diversity and developing critical cultural competence. Future sustainability and benefits of such placements are also reviewed. Routledge 2010 Article PeerReviewed text en http://ir.unimas.my/id/eprint/45430/1/Dr%20Dolly_Meta-learning.pdf Sara Ashencaen, Crabtree and Jonathan, Parker and Azman, A. and Dolly, Paul Carlo (2010) ‘Meta-learning’ in a postcolonial Malaysian context: International placements of UK students. Social Work Education. ISSN 0261-5479
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Jonathan, Parker
Azman, A.
Dolly, Paul Carlo
‘Meta-learning’ in a postcolonial Malaysian context: International placements of UK students
title ‘Meta-learning’ in a postcolonial Malaysian context: International placements of UK students
title_full ‘Meta-learning’ in a postcolonial Malaysian context: International placements of UK students
title_fullStr ‘Meta-learning’ in a postcolonial Malaysian context: International placements of UK students
title_full_unstemmed ‘Meta-learning’ in a postcolonial Malaysian context: International placements of UK students
title_short ‘Meta-learning’ in a postcolonial Malaysian context: International placements of UK students
title_sort ‘meta-learning’ in a postcolonial malaysian context: international placements of uk students
topic GN Anthropology
H Social Sciences (General)
url http://ir.unimas.my/id/eprint/45430/1/Dr%20Dolly_Meta-learning.pdf
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