
Category: Research That Matters
Supporting K-12 and Higher Education Students in Remote Learning
by Hank Bohanon | Mar 29, 2021 | Research That Matters | 0 |
By Hank Bohanon, Loyola University of Chicago How many of you keep hearing about students who are...
Read MoreEBP For Youth With Conduct Problems: A SSWN Research Brief
by Isaac Fish | Mar 7, 2021 | Interventions, Research That Matters | 0 |
“I selected this research article for my Research Brief (RB) because it gave an in-depth explanation of various techniques and programs that can be used for children experiencing major behavioral issues. Not only does the article give a break down for each program and the steps used, but they also provide historical data from 40 years ago until today to explain the effectiveness of the specific programs. Additionally, these practices are strength-based interventions that can be used to empower not only the student with the problem behavior, but also their families as well.”
Read MoreThoughts on Dismantling the School-to-Prison Pipeline
by Hannah Bond | Feb 14, 2021 | Interventions, Reflections on Practice, Research That Matters | 0 |
The school-to-prison pipeline is a system that currently harms our students, and we can do something about it. School social workers have the knowledge and skills – as well as an ethical commitment – to see it eliminated.
Read MoreUnderstanding School REfusal Behavior: A SSWN Research Brief
by Amanda Pierson | Feb 7, 2021 | Research That Matters | 0 |
Here at SSWN we post Research Briefs (RBs) regularly. These RBs were completed by school social workers like you, taking research they’ve found and applying it to their school contexts. These RBs will describe research articles and what the particular study could contribute to your school social work practice, starting as soon as tomorrow. Today, we’re excited to share an RB by Loyola SSW student Ms. Amanda Pierson looking at different student school refusal profiles and their connection to anxiety and depression, as described in the 2018 article by Gonzálvez and colleagues, “Functional Profiles of School Refusal Behavior and Their Relationship with Depression, Anxiety, and Stress.”
Read MoreOnline INterventions To Treat Student Anxiety Disorders: A SSWN Research Brief
by Rylie Dalton | Jan 17, 2021 | Interventions, Research That Matters, Tier 3 | 0 |
Today, we’re excited to share an RB by Rylie Dalton, a Loyola MSW student who has seen a lot of the students on her caseload dealing with anxiety during this pandemic time. She did her RB on the article “Online intervention to reduce pediatric anxiety: An evidence‐based review.”
Read MoreEBP Psychosocial Treatments for Youth With ADHD: A SSWN ResearcH Brief
by Lara Mangialardi | Jan 3, 2021 | Interventions, Research That Matters, Tier 3 | 0 |
Here at SSWN we post Research Briefs (RBs) regularly. These RBs were completed by school social workers like you, taking research they’ve found and applying it to their school contexts. These RBs will describe research articles and what the particular study could contribute to your school social work practice, starting as soon as tomorrow. They will cover the kinds of things you see every day in your practice and (hopefully) be written in a way that you can use the information immediately. Today, we’re excited to share an RB by Lara Mangialardi, Loyola MSW student and SSW intern, on what she learned about the latest evidence for psychosocial treatments for students with Attention Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder.
Read MoreSSW in Switzerland: SSWN Open-Access 2020
by Michael Kelly | Dec 22, 2020 | Research That Matters | 0 |
In this SSWN Open Access 2020 series, we’re sharing the articles from the just-published open-access International Journal of School Social Work (published by SSWAA and where I serve as Editor-in-Chief) with SSWN readers and to invite authors and practitioners to interact with this original research here and over at our SSWNetwork platform. The final article is about what school social worker (SSW) tasks and roles look like in Switzerland, according to the perspectives of teachers, special educators, administrators, and SSWs themselves. In this paper, Dr. Werner Wicki (University of Teacher Education, Lucerne) and his team analyze survey data from these groups.
Read MoreExploring Why Some SSW Feel Unprepared: SSWN Open Access 2020
by Michael Kelly | Nov 29, 2020 | Reflections on Practice, Research That Matters | 0 |
New article from IJSSW: “Quantitative data from Likert-scale items suggested that respondents felt generally underprepared for practice upon entering the field. This lack of preparation was felt generally and in regard to four areas of school-specific practice: knowledge of education policy, knowledge of special education, knowledge of school-based assessments and knowledge of school-based interventions.”
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