Publication Date:
2007
Journal:
Journal of Experiential Education
Journal Issue:
v.30(1), 2007, 36-53.
Pages:
18
Abstract:
The purpose of this article is to describe the results of an action-research, service-learning project aimed at increasing and enhancing urban students' knowledge and motivation to learn. The project was an extension of the students' classroom experience through a community-based, service-learning project. The study sought understanding of how service-learning as an instructional method has the potential to increase student learning and motivation through real-life connections to content and experiential learning opportunities. The results of this study support service-learning as a viable instructional strategy to increase student learning and motivation. (author)
Call Number:
110/E/SOS/2007
Sector:
K-12 Sector
Library Item Type:
Print resource - serial article 
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