1	Definition of generalist social work and content
2	Eclectic knowledge base of generalist social work, systems theory
3	Eclectic knowledge base of generalist social work, ecological perspective, similar and different aspects of systems theory and ecological perspective
4	Practice areas in generealist social work, human behavior and social environment, research, diversity of people, population at risk
5	Values and ethical principles and ethical dilemmas of social work
6	Micro, mezzo and macro levels of social work
7	Professional roles of generalist social worker and skills which have needed
8	Strenght perspective and empowerment approach
9	Midterm exam
10	Anti oppression approach, task focused approach
11	Feminist approach, postmodernism
12	Planned change process in generalist social work I
13	Planned change process in generalist social work II
14	Ethical issues in social work

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