Institution:
University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill
Publication Date:
2011
Journal:
Journal for Civic Commitment
Journal Issue:
v.17, October 2011
Pages:
15
Abstract:
Can service learning be an effective avenue for preparing culturally responsive teachers? Many researchers have identified the need to examine service learning's impact on cross-cultural competence and pre-service teachers' understanding of diversity. This article examines the service learning experiences of participants in a teacher preparation program and considers what impact service learning had on these students' understandings of and beliefs about diversity. The authors suggest that using a framework provided by Nieto (2000) may be useful for teacher educators and others hoping to create transformational service learning experiences for their students.
Call Number:
520/B/GLA/2011
Sector:
HE Sector
Electronic Availability:
Available online
Library Item Type:
Electronic resource - serial article
Area of Service:
Cultural Awareness
Subject / Discipline:
Education 
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