Publication Date:
1996
Publisher:
OCSL Press
Journal Issue:
Article 13, p.128-138
Pages:
11
Abstract:
This article describes the creation and implementation of a service-learning college course. "Nonviolence, Peace and Community," which was a community response to the challenge of teaching peace. Rather than bringing a course to the community, the facilitators tried to make the course from the community. Techniques used were inclusive community participation, collaborative self-directed learning, a Socratic approach to group discussion, and an open planning process. Outcomes included increased skills of community building and greater civic responsibility. (author)
Call Number:
510/B/HER/1996
Sector:
HE Sector
Electronic Availability:
Available online
Library Item Type:
Electronic resource - serial article 
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