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This document provides guidelines for establishing effective academic service-learning partnerships between Minnesota State University and community organizations, detailing expectations, definitions,

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How to fill out Guide to Academic Service-Learning

1. Read the introduction to understand the purpose of the Guide.
2. Gather all necessary materials, including any previous documentation or syllabi.
3. Start with Section 1, which outlines the objectives of academic service-learning.
4. Fill out Section 2 by identifying potential community partners.
5. In Section 3, describe the proposed project and its connection to the course objectives.
6. Review the assessment criteria in Section 4 and develop an evaluation plan.
7. Complete Section 5 by detailing the timeline for your project.
8. Consult with faculty or advisors for guidance throughout the process.
9. Submit the completed guide before the specified deadline.

Who needs Guide to Academic Service-Learning?

1. Students enrolled in academic service-learning courses.
2. Instructors who facilitate service-learning programs.
3. Administrators looking to implement or improve service-learning initiatives.
4. Community organizations seeking partnerships with academic institutions.

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What are the 4 stages of project based learning?

As part of a service-learning course, students participate in direct, indirect, research-based, or advocacy-based service-learning projects (described below) on projects that address a multitude of issues.

What are the 4 components of a service-learning project?

Through the SL, students sign up to an experience which simultaneously involves learning in line with their academic curriculum, personal skills development and real and potentially sustainable community service. Through the SL we identify a social, environmental or cultural need and intervene to address it.

What are the five stages of service-learning?

The four basic components of any service-learning project are Preparation, Action, Reflection and Assessment. Prior to entering into the main interaction with community members to address the social need, students must prepare by becoming mindful of several important elements.

What are the four components of a service-learning project?

Typically, PBL takes students through the following phases or steps: Identifying a problem. Agreeing on or devising a solution and potential solution path to the problem (i.e., how to achieve the solution) Designing and developing a prototype of the solution.

What are the 4 types of service-learning?

Four types of service Direct service. Indirect service. Advocacy. Research.

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What is Guide to Academic Service-Learning?

The Guide to Academic Service-Learning is a framework or set of guidelines designed to assist students, educators, and institutions in integrating service-learning into academic programs, enhancing both community engagement and educational outcomes.

Who is required to file Guide to Academic Service-Learning?

Typically, students participating in academic service-learning courses or programs, as well as faculty members who oversee these courses, are required to file the Guide to Academic Service-Learning.

How to fill out Guide to Academic Service-Learning?

To fill out the Guide to Academic Service-Learning, individuals should follow the provided template or outline, detailing specific information about the service-learning project, objectives, community partners, student's role, and learning outcomes.

What is the purpose of Guide to Academic Service-Learning?

The purpose of the Guide to Academic Service-Learning is to structure the service-learning process, ensuring that it meets educational goals while addressing community needs, fostering collaboration, and promoting civic engagement.

What information must be reported on Guide to Academic Service-Learning?

Information that must be reported includes project title, goals and objectives, description of service activities, community partner information, reflection and assessment methods, and the impact on both the student and the community.