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Our Crime: who said what? Featuring: activity, Copyrighted Image Montage: The Open University Individual elements copyright held by their respective owners.

By Dr Richard Hester (The Open University), The OpenLearn team (The Open University)

30 March 2012

Can you match the quotes about crime to the people who said them?  Read more : Our Crime: who said what?

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Social work and public perceptionCopyrighted Image Sacha Mirzoeff

By Ben Crang (Guest)

25 January 2012

The media reaction when a social worker makes a mistake can be hugely demoralising for the whole profession - and a one-sided view and scary...  Read more : Social work and public perception

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Protecting our children through tough decisionsUsed with permission

By Dr Lucy Rai (The Open University)

24 January 2012

Working on a series looking at the lives of social workers reminded Lucy Rai of the challenges of doing the "right" thing.  Read more : Protecting our children through tough decisions

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Inviting in the cameras: Why Bristol welcomed the film crewCopyrighted Image Annie Hudson

20 January 2012

Service director Annie Hudson explains how a hard look at a difficult job can help counteract an often overwhelming slew of negative coverage of social...  Read more : Inviting in the cameras: Why Bristol welcomed the film crew

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Youth! Justice! And the American Way!Creative Commons Image By FUNKYAH via Flickr under Creative Commons license

By Rod Earle (The Open University)

12 October 2011

Rod Earle, OU academic lead for youth justice, looks at why American 'supercop' Bill Bratton has been flown into the UK to help the...  Read more : Youth! Justice! And the American Way!

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Olympics 2012: Keeping it in the family Creative Commons Image pyrat_wesly under CC-BY-NC

01 September 2011

Family and location play a vital role in an athlete's success. Find out how with these articles and videos.   Read more : Olympics 2012: Keeping it in the family

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What makes a great school? Oxley Park Featuring: video, 

24 August 2011

Success in attracting pupils to Oxley Park has meant design challenges to fit enough classrooms - but pupils are still enthusiastic about their ...  Read more : What makes a great school? Oxley Park

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A history of child protectionMatthew Bowden | Dreamstime.com

By Barbara Bilston (The Open University)

08 August 2006

Barbara Bilston looks at the history of the development of child protection provision in the UK  Read more : A history of child protection

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Social services: One mother's experienceBBC

By Ronny Flynn (Guest)

08 August 2006

In this case study, Ronny Flynn presents the story of Levi (not her real name), a social services user and mother of seven children.  Read more : Social services: One mother's experience

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