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Service-Learning Companion
by Duncan, Dawn; Kopperud, JoanEdition:
1st
ISBN13:
9780618758982
ISBN10:
0618758984
Format:
Paperback
Pub. Date:
7/16/2007
Publisher(s):
Cengage Learning
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Summary
More and more, students, instructors, and institutions are seeing how service learning--a means of combining community service with academic education--enhances the studies, careers, and overall lives of students as they work toward becoming civic-minded citizens and leaders. Service-Learning Companion provides guidance to students who have enrolled in a program with a service-learning component, or a special individual course that focuses on service learning. Its versatile structure allows instructors to implement it as a companion to a main text or to use it as a stand-alone text. Concise and affordable, this text provides clear definitions of service learning terminology, a theoretical foundation, a step-by-step process of implementation and assessment, and specific examples. Hands-on exercises that allow students to respond to real-life situations and practice their responses in the classroom prepare them to perform effectively in communities.
Table of Contents
| What Is Service-Learning? | |
| Defining Service-Learning | |
| Service-Learning at a Glance | |
| Commitment to Community Partnership | |
| Learning and Academic Rigor Intentional | |
| Reflective Thinking Practice of Civic Responsibility | |
| The Kolb Experiential Learning Cycle | |
| Practicing Service-Learning | |
| Course-Embedded Service-Learning | |
| Other Service-LearningOptions | |
| Why Do Service-Learning? | |
| Becoming Good Citizens | |
| Preparing to Live as Citizens in Community | |
| The Value and Virtue of Citizenship | |
| Service-Learning in the Aristotelian | |
| Tradition Levels of Engaged Citizenship | |
| A Personal Case of Engagement Leadership | |
| Conflict Resolution, and Teamwork | |
| Avoiding Stereotypes, Acknowledging Privilege, and Embracing Diversity | |
| Social Change Wheel | |
| Preparing for Your Future | |
| Transferable Skills and Intentional Learning | |
| Academic and Cognitive Abilities | |
| Social and Interpersonal Skills | |
| Finding Your Calling Career Understanding | |
| Work Preparedness, and Equipped for the Future (EFF) Skills | |
| How Does Service-Learning Work? | |
| Participating in an Integrated Experience | |
| Roles of Service-Learning Participants | |
| Campus Facilitators, Community Partners, and Students | |
| Identifying Learning Objectives and Outcomes | |
| Organizing for Service-Learning Success | |
| The CARC Learning Cycle | |
| Contemplation, Action, Reflection, and Commitment | |
| Contemplation Action Reflection Commitment | |
| Table of Contents provided by Publisher. All Rights Reserved. |
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