This series provides learning support texts which integrate theory, knowledge and practice for students on youth and community work courses in qualifying training and education.
- Contain case studies that examine theories and models in practice
- Activities which invite students to reflect upon experiences, situations and events
- Suggested classroom activities and practice-based learning activities for each topic area
- Sources of further reading and useful websites are identified
Janet Batsleer and Keith Popple
- Manchester Metropolitan University (Janet) and London South Bank University (Keith)
Janet Batsleer is Head of Youth and Community Work at Manchester Metropolitan University. She is a member of the Secretariat of the Youth and Community Work Training Agencies Group, taking a lead role in the Benchmarking process. She is the Training Agencies Group representative on the Education and Training Standards Committee of the National Youth Agency.
Previously a fieldworker in social services, and a youth worker, Professor Keith Popple has taught in higher education for a number of years. He has directed a number of funded research projects. Professor Popple is author of a key text book Analysing Community Work (Open University Press, 1995)and was previously Editor of the international quarterly Community Development Journal. He is an Editorial Board member of Social Work Education.
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