Pam Green Lister is Director of the Masters in Social Work at the Glasgow School of Social Work. She teaches social work theory and practice and has researched widely within social work education.

'A clear and accessible book written in an engaging style, with useful activities and techniques to guide the integration of theory and practice in social work, underpinned by the author's research into student learning and extensive teaching experience. It will be a valuable addition to social work students' personal library.' – Anne Quinney, Senior Lecturer in Social Work, Bournemouth University, UK.

• Selected contents: 1. Introduction 2. Learning Processes 3. Reflection, Criticality and Transfer of Learning 4. Theoretical Explanations: How and Where to Look 5. Anti Oppressive Theories and Concepts 6. Anti Oppressive Processes 7. Integrating Theory and Practice in Assessment 8. Integrating Theory and Practice in Social Work Interventions: Beginning to Understand Social Work Methods 9. Integrating Theory and Practice in Social Work Interventions: Furthering the Critique and Applying the Method 10. Critical Incident Analyses 11. Concluding Remarks

Pam Green Lister is Director of the Masters in Social Work at the Glasgow School of Social Work. She teaches social work theory and practice and has researched widely within social work education.

'A clear and accessible book written in an engaging style, with useful activities and techniques to guide the integration of theory and practice in social work, underpinned by the author's research into student learning and extensive teaching experience. It will be a valuable addition to social work students' personal library.' – Anne Quinney, Senior Lecturer in Social Work, Bournemouth University, UK.

• Selected contents: 1. Introduction 2. Learning Processes 3. Reflection, Criticality and Transfer of Learning 4. Theoretical Explanations: How and Where to Look 5. Anti Oppressive Theories and Concepts 6. Anti Oppressive Processes 7. Integrating Theory and Practice in Assessment 8. Integrating Theory and Practice in Social Work Interventions: Beginning to Understand Social Work Methods 9. Integrating Theory and Practice in Social Work Interventions: Furthering the Critique and Applying the Method 10. Critical Incident Analyses 11. Concluding Remarks

Pam Green Lister is Director of the Masters in Social Work at the Glasgow School of Social Work. She teaches social work theory and practice and has researched widely within social work education.

'A clear and accessible book written in an engaging style, with useful activities and techniques to guide the integration of theory and practice in social work, underpinned by the author's research into student learning and extensive teaching experience. It will be a valuable addition to social work students' personal library.' – Anne Quinney, Senior Lecturer in Social Work, Bournemouth University, UK.

• Selected contents: 1. Introduction 2. Learning Processes 3. Reflection, Criticality and Transfer of Learning 4. Theoretical Explanations: How and Where to Look 5. Anti Oppressive Theories and Concepts 6. Anti Oppressive Processes 7. Integrating Theory and Practice in Assessment 8. Integrating Theory and Practice in Social Work Interventions: Beginning to Understand Social Work Methods 9. Integrating Theory and Practice in Social Work Interventions: Furthering the Critique and Applying the Method 10. Critical Incident Analyses 11. Concluding Remarks