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Leon Fulcher is the former Director of Social Work Education at the University of Stirling in Scotland where he began his teaching career as a Lecturer in Social Work in 1975. He has practised and supervised staff in the United States, Canada and the United Kingdom. His research in the fields of social work and group care has maintained an international perspective, focusing on services and educational programmes in the United Kingdom, Western Europe, Israel, North America and Australasia. He is co-editor of Group Care for Children: Concept and Issues and Group Care Practice with Children, both published by Tavistock. He is currently Professor of Social Work at Victoria University, Wellington, New Zealand. This paper was presented at the twentieth national conference of the Australian Association of Social Workers, 1987.

Putting the baby back in the bathwater: Re-thinking the practice curriculum in social work education