Institution:
University of Kentucky
Publication Date:
2012
Publisher:
The Edward Ginsberg Center for Community Service and Learning
Journal Issue:
v.18(2), Spring 2012, 56-61
Pages:
6
Abstract:
Research studies reflect mixed results on whether or not service-learning increases student learning outcomes. The current study seeks to reconcile these findings by extending a meta-analysis conducted by Novak, Markey, and Allen (2007) in which these authors examined service-learning and student learning outcomes. In the current study, 11 research studies satisfying particular criteria were included. Results suggest that service-learning does in fact increase student learning (d = .332). Results from moderator analyses suggest that service-learning has a positive influence on student learning outcomes irrespective of the way learning was measured.
Call Number:
200/E/WAR/2012
Sector:
HE Sector
Library Item Type:
Print resource - serial article
Topics: Theory & Practice:
Impacts/Outcomes 
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