Institution:
Belmont University
Publication Date:
2010
Journal:
Journal for Civic Commitment
Journal Issue:
v.15, September 2010
Pages:
13
Abstract:
Students often say that they hate group projects. Many are products of a traditional educational system that teaches them to fend for themselves and compete with their peers. This case study of a small group communication course explores the potential of service learning to accomplish academic and civic learning as well as cultivate students' genuine appreciation for teamwork. Based on analysis of student papers, students' qualitative and quantitative reflection, and partner feedback, this paper summarizes the academic and civic learning outcomes and students' increased affect for teamwork resulting from a service learning project.
Call Number:
150/B/VAU/2010
Sector:
HE Sector
Electronic Availability:
Available online
Library Item Type:
Electronic resource - serial article
Subject / Discipline:
Communications
Topics: Theory & Practice:
Impacts/Outcomes
Topics: Theory & Practice:
Academic Outcomes
Topics: Theory & Practice:
Civic Outcomes 
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