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- Special Education Vocabulary for School Social Workers July 23, 2009
  Just in case you are planning to go into School Social Work with related licensure in tact, this link will take you to the Colorodo BOCES Webpage, and from there, just click on "Special Education Vocabulary" for a posted list. Much of this terminology can be helpful for other areas of Social Work. Check it out!!!Thanks for visiting www.socialworkpr […]
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- A Few Basic Social Work Concepts One is Likely to See on a Licensure Examination May 26, 2009
  The following is a very brief list of a few very basic social work concepts one is likely to see on a licensure examination. A list of types of questions where one might try to experiment with the following basic concepts is also available at this site. Regardless of which examination one is planning to take, she or he should probably have a working knowledg […]
- Freud and Social Work May 13, 2009
  Sometimes a cigar is just a cigar according to Sigmund Freud. How does this translate to the Social Work Examination process?Well ....In mastering the Social Work Licensure Examination one probably should consider early on that some of the best clues to the essence of the examination will be those provided for free or at a price by those who authored the tes […]
- Work on Your Standardized Examination Vocabulary May 4, 2009
  To the lower left of your screen, I have installed an English Standardized Exam Vocabulary Quiz. It emphasizes a command of antonyms, analogies and word parts.Work with it.It can probably help you improve your Social Work Licensure Examination Score. This quiz contains vocabulary for college bound and college graduate levels. If you have a significant degree […]
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