Dr. Richard Winter, husband and father of four grown children, is a psychotherapist, counselor and professor of practical theology at Covenant Theological Seminary in St. Louis, Missouri. A native of Britain, he trained in medicine and psychiatry in England and has lived in the United States since 1992. His books include Still Bored in a Culture of Entertainment and Perfecting Ourselves to Death.
Introduction - vocational competence and university education
The ASSET programme - an outline
the functional analysis of competence - an empirically-based curriculum?
the other dimension of assessment - a general model of professional learning
practice and knowledge or practice as knowledge?
assessment - the development of an expert community
examples of candidates' work
the organizational/employment context - towards an educative workplace?
evaluation 1995 - the social work ASSET programme after five years
current and future developments.
