Publication Date:
2008
Publisher:
National Service-Learning Partnership
Journal:
Information for Action
Journal Issue:
Winter 2008
Pages:
13
Abstract:
This paper takes a foray into the psychological literature and applies a cognitive framework, the Reasonable Person Model (RPM), to a well-respected service-learning program, Earth Force's Community Action and Problem (CAPS) framework. Seeing CAPS through an RPM lens provides insights into the aspects of service-learning experience that may be most pivotal in ensuring positive outcomes. Likewise, while the RPM makes intuitive sense, this analysis offers an empirical demonstration of its effectiveness. (authors)
Call Number:
350/B/BAR/2008
Sector:
CBO Sector
Electronic Availability:
Available online
Library Item Type:
Electronic resource - serial article
Topics: Theory & Practice:
Evaluation/Assessment
Topics: Theory & Practice:
Impacts/Outcomes 
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