레이블이 PhD Social Work Salaries인 게시물을 표시합니다. 모든 게시물 표시
레이블이 PhD Social Work Salaries인 게시물을 표시합니다. 모든 게시물 표시

2013년 11월 28일 목요일

About 'phd of social work'|A Critic’s Encounters with Two Journals of Social Work Education







About 'phd of social work'|A Critic’s Encounters with Two Journals of Social Work Education








Psychology               is               a               rewarding               and               diverse               area               of               study               that               for               many               can               provide               a               wide               array               of               job               and               career               opportunities.

Since               the               level               of               education               one               has               in               psychology               combined               with               a               specific               area               of               specialty               has               a               great               effect               on               career               availability               to               psychology               students,               I               have               organized               this               article               with               headings               by               level               of               education               under               which               I               have               listed               some               types               and               careers               available               for               that               level               of               education.

Associates               Degree               -               In               psychology               this               degree               is               unfortunately               not               very               valuable               for               a               career               in               psychology               and               may               be               useful               for               those               looking               for               life               education               and               who               just               have               an               interest               in               learning               more               about               themselves               and               others.
               Bachelor's               Degree               -               The               bare               minimum               degree               one               needs               in               psychology               in               order               to               pursue               a               job               in               the               field.

Again               like               the               associates               degree               in               psychology,               a               bachelor's               degree               is               severely               limiting               in               job               opportunities               available               however               can               be               a               great               liberal               arts               degree               or               stepping               stone               to               higher               education.

Some               jobs               that               those               with               bachelor               degrees               in               psychology               can               pursue               include               aides               to               teachers               and               psychology               professionals,               day               care               aides,               high               school               psychology               teachers,or               guidance               counselor.

Of               course               this               degree               can               prepare               one               to               become               well               rounded               and               well               equipped               to               deal               with               many               jobs               that               involve               high               interaction               with               others               such               as               retail               and               customer               service.
               Master's               Degree               -               At               this               level,               the               area               of               study               within               psychology               becomes               more               specific               and               at               this               level               there               are               some               counseling               opportunities               available               to               those               holding               a               masters.

Teaching               at               the               high               school               and               college               level               becomes               available,               social               work               jobs               become               available,               as               well               as               some               counseling               jobs               such               as               acting               as               a               counselor               for               high               school               students,               government               work,               and               more.
               Doctorate               Degree               -               At               this               education               level               there               are               two               equal               yet               slightly               different               ways               to               go.

One               can               choose               to               go               and               pursue               a               PhD.

in               psychology               to               focus               on               research               and               academia               or               one               can               pursue               a               PsyD.

which               puts               more               emphasize               on               practicing               psychology               and               is               good               for               those               who               hope               to               work               one               on               one               with               clients               and               be               available               as               a               practicing               psychologist               to               the               public.

Those               with               either               degree               can               counsel               although               many               PhD.s               choose               not               to               counsel               rather               sticking               to               research               and               teaching.

A               doctorate               can               be               combined               with               a               specialized               masters               degree               in               something               such               as               human               sexuality,               education,               or               addictions.
               Doctors               of               Psychology               are               the               highest               paid               of               degree               holders               in               this               area               of               study               and               have               the               most               job               options               available               to               them,               so               those               passionate               about               pursuing               psychology               as               a               career               should               look               to               obtain               their               doctorate.

An               interesting               fact               is               that               unlike               many               areas               of               study,               a               Masters               or               Doctorate               in               Psychology               can               be               obtained               without               having               a               bachelor's               degree               in               psychology;               and               a               master's               degree               is               not               required               for               admittance               into               many               doctorate               programs.
               As               you               can               see,               those               serious               about               pursuing               a               career               in               psychology               should               strongly               consider               continuing               their               education               to               the               highest               level               in               order               to               reap               the               most               fulfilling               careers               in               this               exciting               field.






Image of phd of social work






phd of social work
phd of social work


phd of social work Image 1


phd of social work
phd of social work


phd of social work Image 2


phd of social work
phd of social work


phd of social work Image 3


phd of social work
phd of social work


phd of social work Image 4


phd of social work
phd of social work


phd of social work Image 5


  • Related blog with phd of social work





    1. sweduc.wordpress.com/   04/01/2012
      ...the subject of attrition (i...) in a social work PhD program. That... to social work, e.g., sociology...The notion of looking...the environment of a social work PhD program) ...
    2. sweduc.wordpress.com/   04/29/2012
      ...This point is not clear. p. 15. The authors suggest that the development of clinical social work PHD programs might help to address some of the limitations in the current...
    3. sweduc.wordpress.com/   04/03/2012
      ...it surely can find space for questions on specific implementations of social work PhD education. One problem with this approach, as illustrated in the Hodge case, ...
    4. eyecrazy.blogspot.com/   06/13/2011
      ...end with the entire process.” Chambon, a Jewish professor who is Director of PhD programs in the Social Work department, was particularly pained by these events...
    5. tortoisetales2.wordpress.com/   04/14/2011
      ...who is writing her PhD thesis on the ethic of care in social work practice. I’d love to acknowledge... take place. How can social workers, sitting...
    6. theimpostume.blogspot.com/   12/06/2009
      ...nightmare anticipation of the proletarianization of the American middle classes through... (and on). Jacob has a PHD but works for the post office, he has to...
    7. ptsdasoldiersperspective.blogspot.com/   06/14/2011
      ...with a bachelors in Social Work. Three weeks into my...semester they pull me out of class to tell me that..." without PhD's). I missed 10...
    8. socialsciencesandsocialworkatuel.wordpress.com/   04/24/2011
      ...Excellence Framework – Social Work, and our Tavistock ...submit to the Sociology unit of assessment – would go to...begin in August 2011.All social sciences staff...would become unfeasible; PhD supervision teams...
    9. attic-light.blogspot.com/   10/17/2011
      ...Ukraine and Georgia. Basically, the thrust of the project was designed to establish PhD programs in Social Work at these universities...
    10. whichuniversitybest.blogspot.com/   08/15/2009
      ...the country. It offers the master of social work program which is accredited...Education (CSWE). It also offers a joint PhD degree in social work with five social science...
    11. Phd Of Social Work - Blog Homepage Results

      ...fortunate interns working with the Social Media Collective this year — a perk of which is a return...California where I am a PhD candidate in the school...
      This is a blog of my PhD research which looks into the relationship between narrative identity & social worlds by working with a small number of...
      ...Yamanaka Skin skin cells Social Sciences Stem cell Stuff (magazine) University of California San Francisco University...Visual cortex Visual perception Working memory Categories...



    Related Video with phd of social work







    phd of social work Video 1








    phd of social work Video 2








    phd of social work Video 3




    phd of social work































    2013년 11월 27일 수요일

    About 'phd of social work'|Kent School of Social Work Screws Over Combat PTSD Blogger







    About 'phd of social work'|Kent School of Social Work Screws Over Combat PTSD Blogger








    In               Sacramento,               more               than               1,200               teachers               recently               received               pink               slips,               perhaps               the               first               step               to               losing               their               teaching               jobs.

    "An               engineering               major               is               so               dry,"               the               Sacramento               student,               L.

    said               as               she               cringed.

    "It's               so               boring               to               women               who               are               interested               in               relationships,               in               people,               not               in               data,"               she               added.

    Will               this               Sacramento               student               end               up               in               poverty               in               her               old               age?

    She               majored               in               English               and               minored               in               art.

    "I               didn't               take               a               social               work               or               counseling               major               because               I               want               to               work               entirely               at               home               online,"               she               added.

    Is               this               woman               headed               toward               the               same               poverty               in               which               her               grandmother               currently               lives?

    Another               student               says,               "My               major               is               neuroscience.

    I'll               apply               for               medical               school               when               I               graduate."
                   Why               do               so               many               women               in               Sacramento               and               even               nationally               choose               college               majors               that               pay               the               lowest               wages               and               leave               many               of               them               in               poverty               in               old               age?

    For               example,               according               to               a               recent               article               from               CBS               MoneyWatch,               97%               of               early               childhood               education               majors               are               female.

    And               a               degree               in               early               childhood               education               recorded               the               second               lowest               pay               ($36,000)               of               the               171               majors               studied               in               the               latest               report               on               salaries               and               college               majors.

    For               more               information               on               the               recent               study,               see               the               May               24,               2011               news               article,               "8               Tips:               Picking               the               Best               High-Paying               Jobs               -               CBS               MoneyWatch.com."
                   Will               she               get               accepted?

    Finish               medical               school?

    Or               will               she,               like               her               grandmother,               also               end               up               in               Sacramento,               living               below               the               poverty               line               in               old               age?

    The               issue               is               the               long               waiting               list               at               CSUS               in               Sacramento               for               majors               women               usually               select,               and               the               type               of               grade               average               and               preparatory               courses               required               to               be               accepted               by               UC               Davis.

    How               will               women               stay               out               of               poverty               in               the               next               generation               here               in               Sacramento.

    Let's               take               a               look               at               the               realities               of               local               eduction               and               job               preparation               for               careers               that               don't               lead               to               poverty               by               middle               age               or               later               for               local               women.
                   Sacramento               may               have               some               of               the               longest               waiting               lists               for               impacted               programs               in               local               colleges               such               as               American               River               College,               Sacramento               City               College,               CSUS               or               UC               Davis               where               jobs               are               waiting--higher               paying               jobs               that               lead               to               life-long               careers.

    But               what               are               the               highest-paying               majors               for               women               that               don't               have               long               waiting               lists?

    And               you               can               prepare               for               them               early               in               life               by               studying               to               excel               in               your               math               and               science               courses               as               early               as               middle               school.
                   The               trick               is               to               find               majors               where               comparatively               high-paying               jobs               await               after               graduation               without               having               to               take               a               graduate               degree               immediately               after               college               graduation               to               find               work.

    Women               in               engineering               may               be               paid               $20,000               a               year               less               than               men               in               engineering,               but               at               least               they               can               find               a               job.

    The               question               is               whether               they               can               find               a               new               job               after               age               40               or               50               if               they               lose               their               previous               job.

    Old               age               discrimination               in               engineering               is               common.

    But               old               age               discrimination               in               the               health               care               fields               are               not               as               common,               particularly               if               you're               an               M.D.

    or               D.O.
                   Today's               Sacramento               women               are               advised               not               to               major               in               subjects               that               traditionally               attracted               women               such               as               art,               English,               social               work,               psychology,               counseling,               or               theater               arts,               costume               design,               child               development,               home               economics/consumer               science,               or               history.

    Advice               usually               is               directed               at               women               to               choose               majors               men               usually               major               it,               for               example               the               various               technical               and               engineering               fields               such               as               mechanical               or               electrical               and               software               engineering.

    But               many               of               these               jobs               are               now               outsourced               overseas.
                   That               leaves               petroleum               engineering               and               pharmacology,               although               lately,               pharmacists               are               finding               jobs               scarce,               and               many               are               opting               to               stay               in               school               for               the               PhD               in               medical               pharmacology.

    So               where               are               the               jobs               for               Sacramento               women?

    The               majors               may               change,               but               choosing               majors               that               mostly               men               major               in               is               one               path               to               probable               employment.

    For               example,               at               UC               Davis,               85%               of               students               in               the               school               of               Veterinary               Sciences               are               female.

    But               how               many               jobs               in               Sacramento               are               there               for               graduates               considering               competition?
                   On               the               other               hand,               some               veterinarians               are               retiring.

    The               choice               is               to               major               in               a               technical               subject               that               most               guys               major               in               and               go               for               the               higher               salaries,               or               take               a               two-year               course               in               being               a               technician               or               assistant               to               help               out               the               higher-paid               men?

    Sacramento               women               who               want               the               higher               pay               will               sign               up               for               the               'guy'               major,               such               as               mechanical               engineering.

    Some               Sacramento               women               will               join               the               military               services               after               they               graduate               with               a               'guy'               major               in               petroleum               engineering               or               pharmacology.

    Others               will               compete               with               male               graduates               for               the               higher               paying               jobs               available.
                   Sacramento               women               who               want               to               make               the               most               money               right               after               college               graduation               without               having               to               go               back               to               school               for               a               graduate               degree               (and               pay               an               additional               $25,000               a               year               in               usually               borrowed               tuition               expenses)               should               major               in               patroleum               engineering               or               pharmacology.

    Sure,               the               chances               are               higher               that               jobs               are               waiting,               right               after               graduation.
                   There               are               jobs               of               course               for               nursing               majors               right               after               graduation,               as               long               as               you               pass               the               licensing               exam               for               the               R.N.,               but               for               those               not               interested               in               nursing               or               wanting               a               job               with               the               highest               paying               salaries               right               after               graduation,               check               out               a               major               in               petroleum               engineering               or               pharmacology.

    You               won't               have               to               wait               years               on               a               waiting               list               to               get               into               Sacramento's               various               and               possibly               impacted               majors               in               nursing               or               physical               therapy,               that               usually               have               waiting               lists.
                   A               new               study               released               on               May               24,               2011               by               Georgetown               University's               Center               on               Education               and               the               Workforce               reports               that               the               college               major               you               select               does               matter               greatly               in               your               future               earnings.

    If               you               live               in               Sacramento,               what               majors               really               relate               to               actual               jobs,               especially               for               women,               found               here               in               Sacramento?

    It's               in               the               sciences,               engineering,               and               technology.
                   The               study               noted               that               people               in               the               USA               with               the               highest-paying               jobs               earn               about               300%               more               than               those               with               the               lowest-paying               college               majors.

    Since               the               cost               of               a               college               education               is               so               much               higher               today               than               it               was               a               generation               or               two               ago,               make               sure               the               degree               you               do               earn               will               increase               your               lifetime               earnings               more               than               high-school               graduates               more               than               84%.

    Your               college               major               counts               for               up               to               four               times               as               much.
                   The               key               is               not               to               major               in               a               subject               that               puts               you               in               poverty               in               your               middle               or               old               age               after               you've               spent               the               same               amount               on               your               education               as               someone               who               majored               in               a               subject               that               pays               enough               to               allow               that               person               to               retire               comfortably               after               a               40               or               more               year               career.

    Read               the               report               from               the               study,               "What's               it               Worth?

    The               Economic               Value               of               College               Majors."
                   Not               every               student               in               Sacramento               has               the               ability               to               earn               four-year               college               degree               in               the               specific               areas               that               pay               the               highest               salaries               to               start.

    Some               jobs               are               more               apt               to               hire               young               people               and               less               inclined               to               hire               older               job               seekers               in               that               field,               should               the               person               lose               a               job               in               mid-career               or               after               age               40               or               50.

    The               first               question,               is               do               you               really               need               math               to               stay               out               of               poverty               in               Sacramento?

    Do               you               need               a               tutor               to               help               you?

    And               how               can               you               afford               a               tutor               if               your               family               can               barely               afford               rent               and               food               expenses--or               you're               on               your               own               at               an               early               age?
                   What               keeps               most               women               out               of               higher               earning               through               specific               college               majors               is               the               long               waiting               list               or               the               requirement               of               college-prep               courses               that               emphasize               high               grades               or               at               least               a               'B'               average               in               math,               science,               and               engineering.

    For               nursing               jobs,               which               pay               well,               at               least               to               maintain               a               middle-class               lifestyle,               the               waiting               list               is               long               to               even               get               into               training               in               Sacramento.

    The               same               applies               to               physical               therapy               careers.

    Many               Sacramento               students               can't               afford               to               pay               tuition               and               live               out               of               town.

    The               next               question,               is               are               you               able               to               pass               math               classes               at               the               college               level               and               handle               courses               in               engineering               or               pharmacology?
                   Also               see               the               California               Watch's               February               18,               2011               article               by               Louis               Freedberg,               Lacking               preparation,               many               8th-graders               fail               algebra.

    If               you're               a               woman               in               Sacramento               looking               for               a               job,               will               you               really               use               eighth-grade               algebra               or               even               high               school               algebra               two               and               plane               geometry?
                   Unless               you're               a               registered               nurse,               scientist,               business               manager,               engineer,               finance               manager,               computer               scientist,               statistician,               dietitian,               chemist,               architect,               dentist,               or               physician,               or               use               math               daily,               not               just               any               math,               but               math               that               requires               algebra,               chances               are               pretty               good               you               won't               be               asked               to               solve               daily               algebra               equations               or               calculus,               or               computer               science               coding               using               algebra               algorithms--unless               your               job               requires               several               years               of               college               algebra               and               calculus               or               statistics,               or               you're               a               certified               public               accountant               who               had               been               required               to               take               several               years               of               college               math               in               addition               to               your               accounting               and               finance               heuristics               courses.
                   Why               is               passing               Algebra               One               not               only               a               high               school               graduation               requirement,               it               is               also               one               of               the               basic               requirements               for               entrance               into               UC               and               CSU?

    Shouldn't               entrance               into               colleges               also               give               the               same               weight               to               students               who               took               four               years               of               high               school               bookkeeping               leading               to               a               job               as               a               full-charge               bookkeeper,               computerized               record               keeping,               medical               office               bookkeeping,               insurance               coding,               clerical               practice,               business               math,               and               figuring               out               mortgage               rates,               budgeting               family               finances,               handling               money,               real-estate               math,               balancing               checkbooks,               planning               a               budget               for               a               family               or               a               small               home-based               online               business,               and               practical               business               or               administrative               assistant-related               math               that               leads               to               jobs               immediately               after               high               school?
                   Why               aren't               more               of               those               math               courses               offered               for               people               who               plan               to               study               for               specific               vocations               in               community               colleges               or               perhaps               major               in               public               history,               English,               journalism,               technical               editing/writing,               or               publishing?

    For               people               who               simply               are               not               able               to               pass               math               beyond               their               fifth-grade               textbook,               why               should               they               be               shut               out               of               colleges               when               they               plan               para-proprofessional               careers               such               as               office               administration,               getting               a               four-year               degree               in               paralegal               studies,               or               emphasizing               their               verbal               skills?
                   Sure,               elementary               school               teachers               do               need               the               two               years               of               algebra               and               geometry               along               with               a               good               foundation               in               arithmetic               to               teach               elementary               school               math.

    But               for               English               majors               who               plan               a               career               in               editing,               indexing               books,               and               digital               publishing               or               journalism               and               history               careers               or               even               graphic               design               and               advertising               or               public               relations,               should               someone               be               shut               out               of               a               four               year               college               major               in               public               relations               because               they               can't               get               past               algebra               or               even               fifth-grade               math?
                   It's               mentioned               because               there               are               numerous               women               in               Sacramento               who               started               falling               behind               in               math               starting               with               their               fifth-grade               math               book.

    Often,               the               teacher               took               away               their               sixth               grade               math               book               and               gave               them               a               fifth-grade               one               in               the               sixth               grade,               and               they               didn't               do               well               with               that               book               either.

    So               what's               the               solution?

    Open               schools               up               to               more               job-related,               practical               business               math,               such               as               computerized               full-charge               bookkeeping               and               business               math,               for               those               who               struggle               with               algebra.
                   Years               ago,               math               teachers               used               to               use               the               question               mark               (?)               to               replace               the               letter               'X'               when               trying               to               teach               algebra               to               students               who               just               didn't               understand               how               to               solve               equations.

    The               question               mark               stood               for               what               was               unknown               instead               of               the               X.

    Being               less               abstract               and               more               familiar,               students               understood               the               question               mark               to               some               extent               but               may               have               been               scared               off               with               letters               such               as               X               and               Y.
                   Pushed               onto               plane               geometry,               many,               including               numerous               women,               became               frustrated               by               repeated               failures               and               dropped               math               entirely               only               to               substitute               foreign               language               study,               'major'               art,               or               non-mathematical               "Earth               science"               instead               in               high               school               courses.

    So               why               can't               colleges               accept               courses               such               as               bookkeeping,               record               keeping,               and               clerical               practice,               business               math,               and               business               machines/computer               operations,               medical               bookkeeping               and               office               management               instead               of               algebra               one               and               two               and               plane               geometry               for               students               who               are               taking               majors               not               requiring               math               courses--for               example,               English,               history,               political               science,               journalism/public               relations,               professional               writing,               or               art?
                   Think               how               many               hundreds               of               Sacramento               women               work               in               these               fields               compared               to               jobs               requiring               algebra               (with               teaching               the               exception)               because               you               need               to               pass               the               C-Best               National               Teaching               exam               to               get               your               credential               even               if               you               teach               in               public               schools               English,               history,               art,               music,               elementary               school,               or               vocational               education               and               other               subjects               where               you               never               use               math,               for               example               when               teaching               students               to               write               poems.

    (Exception               is               part-time               adult               education               teaching               and               community               college               teaching.)
                   If               you               teach               science               or               math,               then               of               course,               you               need               your               algebra.

    But               what               about               the               real               world               in               Sacramento               that               most               women               occupy--doing               daily               clerical               practice               and               record               keeping               that               requires               adding,               subtraction,               division,               and               multiplication?

    You               do               need               basic               math               skills               to               work               your               way               up               the               career               ladder.
                   Unless               you're               in               a               field               that               uses               algebra,               statistics,               or               calculus               daily,               such               as               a               psychologist               or               social               scientists               using               statistics               to               do               research               or               a               geneticist,               will               your               career               really               be               limited               to               minimum               wage               jobs               if               you               don't               pass               algebra               and               prefer               four               years               of               bookkeeping               and               record               keeping               courses               instead               of               algebra               1               and               two               and               plane               geometry               in               high               school?
                   There               are               plenty               of               jobs               if               you               go               into               military               service               where               you               will               be               using               algebra,               for               example               in               electronics               or               aerospace               research               and               design.

    But               you               won't               be               using               algebra               if               you're               a               graphic               designer,               photographer,               or               fashion               stylist.

    If               you               want               to               teach               English               in               public               schools               in               Sacramento,               you               do               need               algebra               and               geometry               to               pass               the               C-Best               national               exam               to               obtain               your               teaching               credential               whether               you               want               to               teach               music               in               kindergarten,               art,               or               writing               poetry,               elementary               school               teaching,               or               teaching               journalism               in               high               school.

    But               you               don't               need               algebra               to               teach               English               in               community               colleges,               except               there               are               too               many               graduates               applying               for               too               few               jobs               in               careers               that               don't               require               algebra.

    So               take               your               pick.
                   The               problem               in               Sacramento               is               that               many               eighth-graders               who               have               been               pushed               into               taking               high               school               algebra               lack               the               preparation               they               need               to               succeed               in               those               classes,               and               are               being               set               up               for               failure.

    When               you               start               interviewing               women               in               Sacramento,               you               find               that               some               of               them               started               having               problems               with               math               as               early               as               the               beginning               of               the               5th               grade               when               they               encountered               fractions.

    Teachers               sometimes               make               the               mistake               of               taking               away               someone's               6th               grade               math               book               and               giving               the               person,               many               times               a               woman,               a               5th               grade               math               book               to               work               on               if               she               didn't               do               well               the               year               before               in               math,               when               she               completed               the               fifth               grade.
                   This               practice               when               and               if               it's               done               sets               up               the               woman               (rarely               does               this               happen               to               a               male)               for               being               confused               in               the               7th               and               8th               grade               math               classes               and               being               pushed               into               9th               grade               math               in               middle               school               without               preparation.

    So               sometimes               the               female               student               fails               9th               grade               math.

    This               might               happen               in               algebra               or               geometry               or               both.

    With               male               students,               often               they               are               told               they               need               algebra               for               a               career               whether               in               the               trades               or               in               the               professions.
                   On               the               other               hand,               some               female               students               having               trouble               with               math               are               told               to               take               a               career               training               in               paralegal               studies               or               focus               on               doing               the               best               they               can               with               what               they               have               wherever               they               are.

    In               the               1950s,               many               women               were               shuffled               into               classes               in               shorthand               and               typing               and               record               keeping               or               clerical               practice.
                   Some               took               four               years               of               bookkeeping               and               emerged               ready               to               work               as               a               full-charge               bookkeeper               or               executive               secretary.

    Now               that               title               is               administrative               assistant,               and               shorthand               is               gone               from               most               of               the               requirements               to               find               a               job.

    Remember               the               1950s               advertisement               in               public               transportation               that               read,               "Sure,               I               received               my               bachelor's               degree,               but               Speedwriting               got               me               a               job."
                   The               implication               that               men               were               able               to               find               jobs               easily               with               the               courses               they               took               in               college,               whereas               women               who               graduated               with               a               four-year               degree               had               to               learn               shorthand               or               speedwriting               at               80               words               per               minute               in               order               to               get               any               job               at               all.

    But               here               in               Sacramento,               the               main               problem               for               girls               and               boys               simply               is               that               a               lot               of               kids               are               just               not               prepared               for               taking               8th               grade               algebra.
                   That               is               one               of               the               key               findings               of               a               report               by               EdSource               released               today,               titled               "Improving               Middle               Grades               Mathematics               Performance."               It               takes               a               close               look               at               California's               push               in               recent               years               to               have               students               take               Algebra               I               in               the               eighth               grade               instead               of               in               high               school.
                   Since               2003,               the               number               of               students               taking               Algebra               I               in               California               has               soared               by               80               percent.

    The               increase               has               been               most               dramatic               among               low-income,               African               American               and               Latino               students,               many               of               whom               did               not               previously               have               access               to               the               course               in               the               middle               grades.
                   Sacramento               students               take               a               test               called               California               Standards               Test               (CST)               for               math               when               they're               in               the               7th               grade.

    However,               nearly               one-third               of               eighth-graders               in               California               who               took               the               Algebra               I               standards               test               in               2010               '"               some               80,000               students               '"               scored               at               a               "below               basic"               or               "far               below               basic"               level,               which               is               regarded               as               a               failing               score.

    Those               figures               included               nearly               51,000               Hispanic               and               more               than               8,000               African               American               students.

    The               question               when               it               comes               to               women               and               math               is               who               in               Sacramento               prepares               women               for               algebra?
                   You               have               men               and               women               with               problems               in               math,               but               the               rumors               still               abound               that               women               somehow               are               afraid               of               algebra               courses               but               not               of               math               courses               related               to               business               such               as               bookkeeping               and               business               math               that               they               think               they               might               use               daily               in               figuring               mortgage               payments,               interest               income,               household               finance,               or               on               a               job.
                   Whether               it's               giving               change               (which               now               is               automated               in               eateries)               or               working               in               a               bank,               a               lot               of               women               in               Sacramento               would               rather               take               business               math               that               leads               to               a               job,               perhaps               dealing               with               finance               or               real               estate               math               or               work               with               computer               operations               than               take               an               abstract               math               course               such               as               algebra.

    The               solution               to               this               problem               for               women               and               men               is               to               make               sure               kids               are               really               prepared               in               math               for               what               lies               ahead.

    At               least               the               career               door               stays               open               when               kids               pass               math.
                   In               some               Sacramento               private               schools,               children               take               four               years               of               math               in               high               school               including               calculus               one               and               two               and               advanced               placement               tests               in               calculus,               physics,               and               chemistry               by               the               time               they               graduate               from               high               school.

    This               is               similar               to               what               students               are               taught               in               some               other               countries.

    But               how               many               public               school               students               in               Sacramento               are               really               prepared               for               the               rigor               of               the               college-prep               curriculum?
                   Sacramento               women,               on               the               average--people               with               average               ability--are               not               taught               math               at               the               pace               at               which               they               can               really               learn               what               they               need               to               in               order               to               finish               college-preparatory               math.

    And               for               those               who               aren't               going               to               college,               emphasis               in               math               might               be               more               focused               on               what               real               jobs               require               when               they               ask               for               an               aptitude               for               figures.






    Image of phd of social work






    phd of social work
    phd of social work


    phd of social work Image 1


    phd of social work
    phd of social work


    phd of social work Image 2


    phd of social work
    phd of social work


    phd of social work Image 3


    phd of social work
    phd of social work


    phd of social work Image 4


    phd of social work
    phd of social work


    phd of social work Image 5


  • Related blog with phd of social work





    1. sweduc.wordpress.com/   04/01/2012
      ...the subject of attrition (i...) in a social work PhD program. That... to social work, e.g., sociology...The notion of looking...the environment of a social work PhD program) ...
    2. sweduc.wordpress.com/   04/29/2012
      ...This point is not clear. p. 15. The authors suggest that the development of clinical social work PHD programs might help to address some of the limitations in the current...
    3. sweduc.wordpress.com/   04/03/2012
      ...it surely can find space for questions on specific implementations of social work PhD education. One problem with this approach, as illustrated in the Hodge case, ...
    4. eyecrazy.blogspot.com/   06/13/2011
      ...end with the entire process.” Chambon, a Jewish professor who is Director of PhD programs in the Social Work department, was particularly pained by these events...
    5. tortoisetales2.wordpress.com/   04/14/2011
      ...who is writing her PhD thesis on the ethic of care in social work practice. I’d love to acknowledge... take place. How can social workers, sitting...
    6. theimpostume.blogspot.com/   12/06/2009
      ...nightmare anticipation of the proletarianization of the American middle classes through... (and on). Jacob has a PHD but works for the post office, he has to...
    7. ptsdasoldiersperspective.blogspot.com/   06/14/2011
      ...with a bachelors in Social Work. Three weeks into my...semester they pull me out of class to tell me that..." without PhD's). I missed 10...
    8. socialsciencesandsocialworkatuel.wordpress.com/   04/24/2011
      ...Excellence Framework – Social Work, and our Tavistock ...submit to the Sociology unit of assessment – would go to...begin in August 2011.All social sciences staff...would become unfeasible; PhD supervision teams...
    9. attic-light.blogspot.com/   10/17/2011
      ...Ukraine and Georgia. Basically, the thrust of the project was designed to establish PhD programs in Social Work at these universities...
    10. whichuniversitybest.blogspot.com/   08/15/2009
      ...the country. It offers the master of social work program which is accredited...Education (CSWE). It also offers a joint PhD degree in social work with five social science...
    11. Phd Of Social Work - Blog Homepage Results

      ...fortunate interns working with the Social Media Collective this year — a perk of which is a return...California where I am a PhD candidate in the school...
      This is a blog of my PhD research which looks into the relationship between narrative identity & social worlds by working with a small number of...
      ...Yamanaka Skin skin cells Social Sciences Stem cell Stuff (magazine) University of California San Francisco University...Visual cortex Visual perception Working memory Categories...



    Related Video with phd of social work







    phd of social work Video 1








    phd of social work Video 2








    phd of social work Video 3




    phd of social work