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2002

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Service-Learning Reference For Senior Corps Directors, National Dropout Prevention Center Jun 2002

Service-Learning Reference For Senior Corps Directors, National Dropout Prevention Center

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Service-learning is defined as a method:

a) under which participants learn and develop through active participation in thoughtfully organized service experiences that meet actual community needs that are coordinated in collaboration with the community;

b) that is integrated with specific learning objectives and provides structured time for participants to think, talk, or write about what they did and saw during the actual service activity;

c) that provides participants with opportunities to use newly acquired skills and knowledge in real-life situations in their own communities; and

d) that enhances what is done in a program by extending participant learning beyond the …


Serving Safely: A Risk Management Resource For College Service Programs, Sharon A. Joyce, Elaine K. Ikeda Jan 2002

Serving Safely: A Risk Management Resource For College Service Programs, Sharon A. Joyce, Elaine K. Ikeda

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This resource book has drawn upon the expertise of individuals in the fields of service learning, community service, risk management, insurance, and law. The valuable feedback and input from the experts in these fields has not only made this book possible, but it has strengthened the readability and technical accuracy of a complex subject.


Destination Democracy: An Educator's Guide To The Activities, Rahima C. Wade Jan 2002

Destination Democracy: An Educator's Guide To The Activities, Rahima C. Wade

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Destination Democracy is the high school service-learning curriculum produced by Kids Voting USA. Through the lessons and activities in Destination Democracy, high school students practice the skills of democratic living as they learn important civic lessons in the classroom and participate in activities in their communities. The service-learning activities in the curriculum focus on meaningful civic involvement through voting, voter registration, working for political candidates, educating young children about the political process, and addressing community issues of interest to high school youth. Destination Democracy can be used by high school teachers, club advisors, youth group leaders and others interested in …