英文摘要 |
This qualitative study explored students' learning in an experiential learning program using a social group-work curriculum. The program included three parts: Experiential Growth Group, discussion about the group experience, and processing their experience through journaling. The participants were students who were enrolled in a social group-work course in the social work department of Fu-Hsin Kang College. They were divided into four groups; and each group met two hours a week for six weeks. The instructor led a one-hour after-group discussion with all students the day after the group. Students handed a paper about their learning experience after the discussion. The result indicated that students indicated that they learned about leadership, membership, group activity planning, achieved a better understanding of themselves, others and interpersonal interactions through the group experience. They express that some professional concepts were clarified, that they had improved their sensitivities through the after-group discussion, become more enlightened as to their own experience and the experience of others, and had kept what they had learned in their journals while improving their writing abilities through the journaling process. Here the authors discuss the study's results and made suggestions about social group work education. |