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Child Abuse Reporting

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Material Type: Tutorial
Technical Format: Other
Date Added to MERLOT: April 28, 2007
Date Modified in MERLOT: December 13, 2011
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Submitter : Elizabeth DeGeorge
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This material was prepared collaboratively with funded from the Tennessee Department of Children's Services and was the brain child of Tennessee Citizens Review Panels and the Memphis Schools. It was produced by the Publications Department of the University of Tennessee College of Social Work Office of Research and Public Service.
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Primary Audience: College General Ed, Professional
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Language: English
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Avatar for Tony Coughlan
2 years ago

Tony Coughlan (Faculty)

This is a slide show with an audio commentary. it is aimed at the general public and is specific to Tennessee.

There are 45 slides each of which have a commentary and a transcript, and the whole presentation is printable.

The only interaction for the viewer is a quiz at the end, but you do receive instant scores for your answers.

Personally I found the presentation too long and I'd have welcomed some interaction part way through.

Time spent reviewing site: 45 mins

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