Publication Date:
1994
Journal:
New England Journal of Public Policy
Journal Issue:
p251-257 Sum/Fall 1994
Pages:
7
Abstract:
Explains the potential role and benefits of service learning in transforming schools. Argues that service learning has the potential to reinvigorate traditional classrooms and turn passive students into dynamic and engaged learners, but its implementation carries no guarantee of "product satisfaction." Further, its success lies in the care and attention with which it is executed. (ERIC:GR)
Call Number:
100/B/HAL/1994
Library Item Type:
Print resource - serial article 
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