Co-Creating Virtual Teaching Strategies: Interactive Round Table Discussion

Ann Bergart; Mamadou Mansor Seck

Co-Creating Virtual Teaching Strategies: Interactive Round Table Discussion

Ann Bergart
, Mamadou Mansor Seck

Social Work, School of

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Abstract

Round table Discussions on Online teaching of Group Work. Thirteen faculty members from various countries around the world have been meeting for over a year during the Covid-19 pandemic to share their experience teaching group work. They shared their virtual teaching strategies.

Original language	English
State	Accepted/In press - 2022
Event	International Association for Social Work with Groups (IASWG)- Annual Symposium 6/14-18/2022 - ONLINE Duration: Jan 2 0001 → …

Conference

Conference	International Association for Social Work with Groups (IASWG)- Annual Symposium 6/14-18/2022
Period	01/2/01 → …

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