The case study analysis consists of two parts, the group and individual components. Here are some tips and critical questions:
Group Component:
A critical analysis examines the case study according to key concepts and includes evidence to support and reinforce core concepts and community work theories and practices.
Unpack the case study from a social work perspective by:
Individual Component:
A discussion paper considers and offers an interpretation or evaluation of something; or gives a judgement of the value of arguments and application to a specific context (eg. your chosen local context).
In your discussion paper:
In their article "How to Critically Evaluate Case Studies in Social Work", Lee, Mishna and Brennenstuhl offer some criteria to be considered when evaluating case studies.
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