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crl-10710	Logsdon, Richard H.	Social Work Education in the United States,· the Report of a Study Made for the National Council on Social Work Education (Book Review)	1952	3	.pdf	application/pdf	2262	72	42	[1948]): (I) what we don't 396 COLLEGE AND RESEARCH LIBRARIES know about professional education in each and all of its aspects far exceeds what we know; (2) the problems and possibly the solutions are not much different as between the profes- sions; ( 3) we may be expecting far too much to happen to a student in one, two or even three years of professional study even though in addition to four years of college; (4) the librarians have done no worse and may well be doing better than average for the profes- sions including those with a longer experience such as Law, Medicine, and Theology; ( 5) meaningful improvements are likely to come slowly and then only if the importance of the task is recognized by the profession as a whole and in terms of substantial time, effort and energy devoted to it.-Richard H. Logsdon, Columbia, University Libraries. This study of social work education was OCTOBER, 1952 done with the assistance of Alice L. Taylor, training consultant, Bureau of Public Assist- ance, Federal Security Agency, and in consul- tation with many others in the field of higher education in general and social work educa- tion in particular.	cache/crl-10710.pdf	txt/crl-10710.txt