Seo Dae-seok et al.: Social Service Theory Created by University Students

We're now running social services as a must in many universities. It seems that running a work-based curriculum requires a subject to be trained for humanity and also changes from the previous platform in Spectral to the atmosphere that emphasizes experience in college life. The social services textbook in the city is written mostly from the point of view of the teacher rather than for the students. It's largely theoretical, it's content and it'll be over-expert. Social services are rarely tested based on textbooks, so students are less likely to see and study them themselves. It's actually hard to see as a textbook that students can consult. On the other hand, if you're leading students without textbooks, you've got a lot of trial and error in preparation and progress. And there are times when we have to give students a repeat guide on similar reasons. This material is from this kind of problem consciousness. This textbook has outlined a simple and easy understanding of what social services are and why they need to be, what students should know basically. And most of all, we've had a lot of participation in the middle of the day, like OXquis, drawing, doodling and filling so that we can get close to social services and enjoy participation. So, I wanted to create a textbook that was not like a hard theory of type-identism, but like a workbook or a search life. These textbooks are very new, but they're probably useful in practical subjects like social services.

Korean title: 대학생이 만드는 사회봉사론

Korean author: 서대석 외

Korean publisher: 동문사

ISBN-13: 9791163284024