Community Service-Learning in Teacher Education: An Experiental Learning Approach

Service Learning as Scholarship in Teacher Education

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The importance of service-based learning approach in nursing education: A review of the literature

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Information Literacy: A Community Service-Learning Approach

Business, academic, and government leaders have spoken out for professional education to integrate solid knowledge and skills with a spirit of volunteerism and community service This paper describes an example of how community service-learning has been applied in an information systems course that emphasizes information literacy required in a Bachelor of Business Administration degree.

Partners in Caring and Community: service-learning in nursing education.

Professionalization in Teacher Education As an Interorganizational Learning Challenge

Cultural and social changes, new administrative regulations, and curricular reforms have had a significant impact on the work and professional self-image of future teachers in many European countries involved in the Bologna Process. This constellation gives rise to new challenges for established routines, practices, and identities of the organizations involved in teacher education. This article...