Publication Date:
2004
Journal:
Journal of Experiential Education
Journal Issue:
v.27(1), 2004, 15-31.
Pages:
17
Abstract:
Citing the need for a basic, K-12 developmental framework for service-learning, this article describes such a model. This model, an inclusive typology of service-learning, distinguishes three levels of service-learning: Community Service, Community Exploration, and Community Action. The authors correlate this typology to Piaget's cognitive developmental stages tying in Bradley's three-factor Criteria for Assessing Levels of Reflection. Two types of service, direct and indirect, are explained. Implications for education, research, and the community are discussed.
Call Number:
110/B/TER/2004
Sector:
K-12 Sector
Library Item Type:
Print resource - serial article 
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