Service-Learning Australia

Good Quality Service-Learning

Recent research  shows that good quality service-learning, which achieves powerful outcomes for students and their communities, incorporates not only academic learning, community service, student direction and intellectual enquiry and reflection, but has these additional elements:

  • meaningful service that is personally relevant to participants – both those giving and receiving the service.
  • understanding and respect for diversity
  • partnerships that are collaborative, mutually beneficial and address community needs
  • ongoing progress monitoring to assess the quality of implementation, progress towards meeting goals and ways in which the program can be improved and sustained.
  • sufficient duration and intensity to address community needs and meet specified outcomes.
 
Home Home Defining Service-Learning Good Quality Service-Learning

Primary

Moving community
service to service-learning.
Focus: Aged Care.
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Primary

This environmental unit won
an Award for Innovative
Curriculum.
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Secondary

Students at an Intensive
English Centre and
Aged Care residents .
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Secondary

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