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Best Practices: Service-Learning in Teacher Education in New Hampshire, 1998

Institution: 
Campus Compact for New Hampshire
Publication Date: 
1998
Publisher: 
Campus Compact for New Hampshire
Pages: 
26
Abstract: 

Though each experience of service-learning in New Hampshire schools is different, this document lists 17 principles that all service-learning experiences include. The report concludes with the following considerations: actual community needs must be met in a respectful way; service-learning must be integrated into the academic curriculum; service-learning initiatives are defined, planned, implemented, and coordinated in collaboration with the student, schools, and the community; service-learning provides opportunities for preservice teachers to use newly acquired skills and knowledge in real life situations; service-learning initiatives should provide structured time for frequent, substantive, and creative reflection; service-learning initiatives include ongoing assessment using appropriate assessment strategies; effective service-learning initiatives recognize the individual and collective efforts of all participants; service-learning should enhance and extend the learning for all participants; and effective service-learning initiatives help to foster the development of caring, civic responsibility, and global stewardship.

Call Number: 
550/E/NIT/1998
Sector: 
Library Item Type: 
Print resource - book/monograph