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How to Teach Ethics in the Social Work?

Mirka Nečasová, Zdeňka Dohnalová, Renáta Talašová

Abstract:
This article is a reaction on the text of Jakub Jinek and Alois Kristan from the previous edition of this magazine (2/2011). The aim of article is to answer the question “How to teach ethics in the social work?” and also argue about some problematic parts of the application of social theories. At the beginning we think of the character of social work as an eclectic discipline. Further we deal with the critique of the authors above and then we will talk about the way how to teach ethics in the social work. In this article we try to show that teaching eth ics should be based on the needs of the discipline of social work.

Keywords:
philosophy and ethics of social work, education of social workers, aplication of the ethics theories

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