The relevance of research for Social Work: Permanent achievements and challenges of Curriculum Guidelines

This article offers subsidies to support the dialogue regarding research about the social workers’ academic education, based on the document Diretrizes Gerais para o Curso de Serviço Social (1996) (General Guidelines for Social Work Programs). A qualitative bibliographic and documentary research was...

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Main Authors: Rayane Noronha Oliveira, Tássia Monte Santos
Format: Article
Language:English
Published: Universidade Federal de Santa Catarina 2020-02-01
Series:Revista Katálysis
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Online Access:https://periodicos.ufsc.br/index.php/katalysis/article/view/66005
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Summary:This article offers subsidies to support the dialogue regarding research about the social workers’ academic education, based on the document Diretrizes Gerais para o Curso de Serviço Social (1996) (General Guidelines for Social Work Programs). A qualitative bibliographic and documentary research was conducted to analyze the laws that regulate the profession regarding research and other relevant scientific productions, from the perspective of historical-dialectical materialism. The results show that, given the current challenges related to the expansion of counter-hegemonic currents in social work and the expansion of Distance Education, the profession needs to resume the agenda of researching the profession of social work itself. Thus, the analysis encourages the community of researchers in the field to consider social work as an object of study. Finally, the article suggests the development of new research on the implementation of the curriculum guidelines, for example, as a way to instigate a national debate on the subject.
ISSN:1414-4980
1982-0259