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This webinar will look into how social pedagogy links into to social work practice and the practical benefits of applying. It will explore practice across the life-course including the adult sector in relation to the Care Act 2014. The speakers will be talking about how students on the social work degree at University of Central Lancashire used social pedagogy as part of their practice in their final third year placement.
Date
21/02/2018 - 22/02/2018
Time
12:30 - 13:30
Location
Online webinar
Pricing
Free / open to all
This webinar will be recorded, but only SPPA members will have access to the recording.
Lowis is a Senior Lecturer at the University of Central Lancashire and joint Course Lead for the MA in Social Pedagogy Leadership. She has run various training sessions around social pedagogy for several Local Authority teams and third sector organisations. She is also the lead for the UK partner team in the Erasmus funded Massive Open On-Line Course (MOOC) project, Social Pedagogy In Europe. Headed by ThemPra, the project has developed a short on-line course looking at the role of social pedagogy across Europe.
Ali is a Senior Lecturer at the University of Central Lancashire (UCLan), where she teaches on a number of programmes including social work and social pedagogy. Ali qualified as a social worker in 1993 and has worked predominantly with adults with a learning disability. Over this time she has developed educational resources and published books relating to personalisation, choice and control. Ali is currently the Director of an Advocacy Project working with children and adults. Ali first became interested in Social Pedagogy when she joined UCLan in 2014 seeing many of concepts applicable within her own work and value base. Ali is currently working closely with a number of local authorities and adult social care providers to develop the understanding and application of Social Pedagogy in working alongside adults.