In general I think my career is vanguardist, I realized of
this when I reviewed the curriculum of social work in other universities
because in my curriculum I have a subject called critical approaches in social
work, and this subject doesn't exists in other universities that teach social
work. This subject is about philosophical positions that we can use at social
work, specifically in the interventions and the construction of social
programs.
As you can see it's really interesting to any social worker
to have this subject because it gives us a ground where we can be critical of
our own work. BUT there is a little problem, after this subject there is
another called epistemology of social sciences that as the name suggests is
about the principles of knowledge into the social sciences in general. I
consider that exists a problem because to me it's more logic to know the knowledge
of social sciences before learn critical proposals that have roots in social
sciences. So I would do a change between these subjects teaching epistemology
and after critical approaches, I think that it would give to the career a
logical continuity and my future colleagues will pass these subjects more
easiest because they will have a better basis of knowledge and at the exams
they will know more authors and bibliography to generate discussions more
enriching about the subject.