SCHOOL SOCIAL WORK:
A BIBLIOGRAPHY OF BOOKS, DOCUMENTS,
AND MONOGRAPHS
1916-1988
**
Bibliography of Bibliographies
Iowa
State and Local Government
Foundations
or Educational Associations
From: McCullagh, J. G., & Allen-Meares, P. (1988). Conducting Research: A Handbook for School Social Workers. Des Moines: Iowa Department of Education.
SCHOOL SOCIAL WORK:
A BIBLIOGRAPHY OF BOOKS
James G. McCullagh
The literature on school social work begins in the early twentieth
century with the emergence of the first visiting teachers in New York City,
Boston, and Hartford, Connecticut in 1906-1907. There is a richness to the
literature as it has developed and been disseminated through books and
pamphlets, journal articles, dissertations and theses, conference proceedings,
and governmental reports. Considerable work has already been done in compiling
school social work literature as noted in the bibliography of bibliographies
that follows.
Practitioners can build on the work of others by awareness of the
literature on school social work and knowledge of how to access relevant
sources (see chapters in this handbook by Schrader and Lyle) that pertain to
their research and writing. The bibliography of bibliographies lists various
documents that taken together include much of the school social work
literature. Bibliographies that are not readily available can be obtained
through interlibrary loan. Recent journal articles can be accessed by using
such abstracts as Social Work Research & Abstracts.
This chapter also includes a listing of books, categorized by type of
publisher, pertaining to school social work in the United States, though a few
sources are included that relate to Great Britain. Though not comprehensive
this listing provides immediate access to many published sources. This
bibliography excludes chapters on school social work found in standard
textbooks on social work, social services, social welfare, and pupil personnel
services. Such sources are numerous and
easily obtained. Similarly excluded are articles in yearbooks and encyclopedias
in social work, education, and the social sciences. Some government documents
are included, but for a more complete listing see Fisher (1979, 1981),
Sutherland (1960), and Bilger, DeTore, Maida, Sylvestre, and Waddell
(1964). Considerable effort was made,
however, to include local and state documents and especially Iowa monographs
published in recent years. Finally, only sources that the author could review
are included in this bibliography.
Some documents in this bibliography are available through the Educational
Resources Information Center, or ERIC system. Each document has a unique ED
number (e.g., ED 123 456). One only needs to know the ED number to obtain a
microfiche copy at any library that subscribes to ERIC.
Citations to book reviews have been included for many of the books on
school social work. Reviews ideally provide accurate description and analysis.
Such information may be useful in determining whether a book is relevant and
should be obtained. Brief or unsigned
reviews were excluded.
For those interested in locating book reviews
for related areas of interest, a number of social work journals regularly publish
reviews, including Social Work, Social Service Review, Clinical
Social Work Journal, Social Casework: The Journal of Contemporary
Social Work, Social Work in Education, and School Social Work
Journal. Two disciplinary journals
that only include book reviews are Contemporary Sociology and Contemporary
Psychology. A number of indexes also can be consulted: Book Review
Index, Book Review Index to Social Science Periodicals, Chicorel Index to
Mental Health Book Reviews (previously the Mental Health Book Review
Index), The National Library Service Cumulative Book Review Index, Combined
Retrospective Index to Book Reviews in Scholarly Journals, 1886-1974, Education
Index, and the Book Review Digest.
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