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Doradcy i opiekunowie praktyk przedstawili swoje przemyślenia na temat przygotowania zawodowego (a czasem jego braku) do uprawiania poradnictwa wielokulturowego oraz podejmowania działań w obszarze sprawiedliwości społecznej. Podkreślili oni potrzebę przywiązywania większej wagi do doświadczenia praktycznego zarówno podczas zajęć akademickich, jak i poza nimi. Inne ważne z ich punktu widzenia kwestie to przekładanie teorii na praktykę, szersza, systemowa konceptualizacja doświadczeń klientów i praktycznej roli zawodowej oraz kształcenie umiejętności bezpośrednio związanych z działaniami w zakresie sprawiedliwości społecznej i rzecznictwa. Artykuł omawia wnioski płynące z tych spostrzeżeń dla kształcenia doradców.

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sprawiedliwość społeczna poradnictwo wielokulturowe kształcenie doradców

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