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An Introduction To Service-Learning For Students With Emotional And Behavioral Disorders: Answers To Frequently Asked Questions, Howard Muscott
An Introduction To Service-Learning For Students With Emotional And Behavioral Disorders: Answers To Frequently Asked Questions, Howard Muscott
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Service-learning is on the rise again in schools and communities. Never in the history of our nation, have more students been involved in activities designed to integrate service in the community with academic learning in order to meet the needs of both the students themselves and the communities they serve. According to data from the National Center for Education Statistics (Skinner & Chapman, 1999), 32% of all public schools and nearly ½ of all high schools organized SL as part of the academic curriculum, with 53% reporting mandatory participation. This reciprocal engagement between schools and their communities has occurred in …
Fostering Learning, Fun, And Friendship Among Students With Emotional And Behavioral Disorders And Their Peers: The So (Service-Learning Opportunities) Prepared For Citizenship Program, Howard S. Muscott
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It’s like a colored cube. You try to put it together, you get so frustrated you want to throw it at the wall and smash it. But you have to take time; you have to cooperate with it. You have to make it go the way it needs to go. When you finally do it, you’re like, man, I’m kind of glad I didn’t throw it at the wall and smash it. So I know how to do what I need to do now. I know what I need to do to make this cube work. And sometimes life is …