Internet-related problems coming to the attention of school social workers
Abstract
The author provides a preliminary assessment of the extent to which a sample of 264 school social workers are aware of the Internet-related problems children are experiencing and proposes ways in which Internet-related problems could affect youths' social and academic competence and performance in a school setting. The findings have implications for school social workers interested in more intentionally assessing the extent to which Internet-related problems may be contributing to the issues children face.
Department
Social Work
Publication Date
10-2006
Journal Title
Children and Schools
Publisher
Oxford Journals
Digital Object Identifier (DOI)
10.1093/cs/28.4.237
Document Type
Article
Recommended Citation
Wells, M. Internet-related problems coming to the attention of school social workers. (2006) Children and Schools, 28 (4), pp. 237-242.
Rights
© 2006 National Association of Social Workers.