Supervision of Internships in Social Work: Significances and meanings
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This article reflects on texts and contexts that involve the supervision of internships in social work, considering its significances and meanings, especially concerning attributions particular to social workers. It is based on a critical-dialetical method, and addresses the supervision of internships as a dimension of professional education and exercise, which is not separated from ethical-philosophical, pedagogical, and political components, and the basic aspects of the internship.Downloads
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