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Service-Learning Integration Guidebook Curriculum

Author:

Verna Cornelia Price

Institution:

Give Where You Live

Institution:

USA Network

Institution:

Hands On Network

Publication Date:

2005

Publisher:

USA Network

Pages:

Abstract:

Give Where You Live is a national campaign connecting teachers and students to meaningful service-learning opportunities in their communities. It provides free instructional resources in the form of this curriculum package and promotes community-level activity by sponsoring a recognition program through which students receive certificates in exchange for submitting reflective essays on their service-learning experiences. This guidebook includes an overview of service-learning, the service-learning cycle, examples, approaches to integration, and advice on developing partnerships with community organizations.

Call Number:

110/GC/PRI/2005

Sector:

CBO Sector

Sector:

K-12 Sector

Library Item Type:

Print resource - book/monograph

Topics: Theory & Practice:

Partnerships