WISP=Writing in professional social work practice in a changing communicative landscape. ESRC-funded project running at Open Uni from 2015 to 2018. #OUWISP
'if it's not written down it didn't happen': contemporary social work as a writing-intensive profession. Publication just out on our social workers' writing project #ouwisp. Open access https://t.co/DyS3a0ocev
Our poster on a new project collecting a corpus of tutor feedback and a corpus of student writing with demographic data - with @pnshrestha, @tuck_jackie @DanaTherova@ThomasUllmann#CL2023
Our paper 'Reflections on the procedural and practical ethics in researching professional social work writing' is now available @ouwisp @OUDALEL https://t.co/pjbtRtSajA
Looking forward to presenting our work this morning on picture fiction to support children’s wellbeing with @TeresaCremin and here’s the rest of the team: @rcharlesworth@DanaTherova @lucyRL47 and Lucy Henning
Key finding from new OA paper - 25% of press mentions of 'social worker' in the study are negative. Social workers criticized for not acting far more often than for over zealous behaviour. https://t.co/5aENeGeaSu @ouwisp @OU_LAL
New open access paper on how social workers are portrayed negatively in the UK press - ‘Social Workers Failed to Heed Warnings’: A Text-Based Study of How a Profession is Portrayed in UK Newspapers @MariaLeedham#socialwork https://t.co/qMSk9G4yZy
What terms are key in social work writing? Our paper is based on a 1 million word corpus: Exploring the core ‘preoccupation’ of social work writing: A corpus-assisted discourse study: https://t.co/2yaGAv6m6D
What terms are key in social work writing? Our paper is based on a 1 million word corpus: Exploring the core ‘preoccupation’ of social work writing: A corpus-assisted discourse study: https://t.co/2yaGAv6m6D
Cafcass has published guidance to support children and families as the situation surrounding COVID-19 develops. We will do everything we can to help families and make sure that our service continues to run as effectively as possible https://t.co/gdXOaVGDco
I hope one of the positives to come out of this awful position the world finds itself in is that SW’ers are valued on parr with all other front line services. To all social workers keep safe and carry on making a difference to all our children, their families &vulnerable adults❤️