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Quick hits for service-learning : successful strategies by award-winning teachers / edited by M.A. Cooksey and Kimberly T. Olivares.

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Format:
Book
Contributor:
Cooksey, M. A.
Olivares, Kimberly T.
Language:
English
Subjects (All):
Community and school.
Service learning.
Physical Description:
xi, 184 p.
Edition:
1st ed.
Place of Publication:
Bloomington : Indiana University Press, c2010.
Language Note:
English
Summary:
Service-learning, the integration of classroom instruction with community service projects, is rapidly gaining momentum as a successful teaching and learning strategy that benefits both students and their communities. Quick Hits for Service-Learning presents more than 80 examples of innovative curricula, developed by educators in a wide range of disciplines, designed to combine community service with instruction and reflection. Seven chapters offer tips for classroom activities that focus on the education of children and youth; civic awareness, engagement, and activism; language, literature, and communication; global studies and local outreach to exceptional populations; the study of history, the social sciences, and the arts; business, industry, and the health sciences; and the teaching of research and other "tools of the trade." Brimming with ideas that busy faculty members can easily adapt to their own classrooms, this book is a valuable reference for faculty new to the field or seasoned practitioners looking for fresh ideas.
Contents:
Cover
Contents
Indiana Campus Compact Directors' Welcome
Welcome to Quick Hits for Service-Learning
Editors' Introduction
1 The Education of Children and Youth
Meeting the needs of children
From community service to service-learning
Discovering self in serving others
Preparing for the future
Learning to Read and Reading to Learn
Understanding play at The Discovery Center
The schools and community project
A service-learning model for pre-service teacher preparation
Reaching children and families of natural disasters through service-learning
Inventing pedagogy and methods: opportunities for service and learning in the preparation of pre-service teachers for urban classrooms
Meeting the challenge of implementing service-learning with in-service teachers
Encouraging youth philanthropy
Learning to teach through serving others
The Stories Project: Nurturing creativity and literacy through storymaking
2 Civic Awareness, Engagement, and Activism
Teaching policy advocacy through service-learning
Service-learning has a statewide impact on sexual violence
Trash bags to hand bags: An ecological service-learning project
Finding one's voice through policy advocacy projects
Notes from the field(s): From pulling up weeds to putting down roots in the community
Learning from the unintentional outcomes
Service-learning course in philosophy
Service-learning for mathematics education in the public interest
Service-learning for criminal justice majors with a minor in Africana Studies
Community social service projects: A service-learning model for community action
3 Language, Literature, and Communication
Enriching arts &amp
humanities through service-learning
Ecocritical service-learning in the first year composition classroom.
Stepping out: Crossing the classroom/community threshold
Creating and maintaining a service-learning program: ROARing for a decade
Professional readiness: Service-learning projects as preparation for the field experience
Connecting to community in a public speaking course
Implementing the mission: Service-learning in the community
Creating a companion course for a university-based youth outreach program
Service-learning and the first-year experience
4 Global Studies and Local Outreach to Exceptional Populations
International Service-learning (ISL): Creating an intersession social work course in India
Internship/service-learning experience in Belize
Learning through service in a global context: The Malawi study abroad
Connections: Linking global service-learning to local communities through academic coursework
Developing a resource manual for new immigrants
Learning beyond the classroom: A Spanish for the Professions course
Matching student presentations to the nature of service-learning work
Partnering with the community to bridge the language classroom to the Latino population
Service-learning in post-Katrina New Orleans
Service-learning partnerships with the Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, and Transgender community
Community Connections: A community outreach intergenerational andmulticultural opportunity for service-learning
Students educating the community to address a public health concern:The Alzheimer's Safe Return™ Collaborative
5 The Study of History, the Social Sciences, and the Arts
Hands of time project
Integrating service-learning into a social work cultural diversity course
Reinventing the Settlement House: Using a social work program toprovide campus-wide service-learning opportunities
UGIVE: An intergenerational service-learning program.
The profession of social work through service-learning
Service-learning: A sociological experience
A better place: Community resource development through service-learning
Housing and quality of life: Student interviews with farm worker families
Photovoice Project
Increasing cultural competency through refugee focused servicelearningprojects: Bringing the world home
Confronting poverty's impact on the community
The importance of competencies to alumni of the Sociology/Anthropology department
The healing power of music
Perceptual changes through teaching others
6 Business, Industry, and the Health Sciences
Increasing students' awareness of varying socioeconomic classes and the influence of the U.S. income tax system
Service-learning in the tax curriculum
Managing to achieve the moment
Community service-learning with student team consulting projects
Service-learning in Project Management
Reaching and teaching: Bringing health concepts to life
The Happy Teeth Sealant Clinic: Engaging students, schools and community
Service-learning creates epiphanies in a general studies HIV/AIDS course
Evaluation of a campus: Community partnership to promote wellness and interestin health careers among older rural elementary school children
Incorporating service-learning in an interdisciplinary medical ethics course
designBUILD Studio: A case study in forming collaborative service-learning initiatives
Designing change
How we made things better in medical education: From service delivery to service- learning
7 The Teaching of Research and Other "Tools of the Trade"
Providing RefWorks training for the university library
Teaching research skills through service-learning
Qualitative methods in the service of learning.
Collaborating with community partners on course design: From inception to delivery to follow-up
Effective service-learning reflection: Harnessing the power of Bloom's taxonomy
Strategies and techniques for implementing community-based research service-learning projects inadvanced courses in areas of study that are not traditionally related to public service
Checklists for an "all-or-nothing" service-learning project
Successful integration of a university service-learning class into a community coalition
Creating an engaged program: The benefits of service integration across the curriculum
Involving undergraduate students in community-based research
The research partnership model
Service-learning in the United States history survey course
Teaching the temporal dimension of service-learning projects
The art of service-learning discourse
Contributors
Index.
Notes:
Bibliographic Level Mode of Issuance: Monograph
Includes bibliographical references and index.
ISBN:
1-282-97588-9
9786612975882
0-253-00494-2
OCLC:
781315194

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