Welcome to the home page for the internet version of Service-Learning: A Pre-Service Teacher's Guide. This site contains documents and other files needed for planning and implementing a service-based lesson in your K-12 classroom. Click on the underlined hyperlinks to view or download the desired items.
Contents of this Site:
- What is Service-Learning?
- Why Should I Use Service-Learning in My Classroom?
- How Do I Plan My Service-Learning Project?
- What Does My Cooperating Teacher Need to Do?
- Where Will I Find Service-Learning Resources?
- What Are Some Possible Projects in Which My Students Might Engage?
- Service-Learning Project Report Form
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Acknowledgments:
Many of the resources highlighted in this guide were first compiled by Thomas P. Kromer at Central Michigan University <t.kromer@cmich.edu>, and are used with his permission. Other major sources for this guide include the National Service-Learning Clearinghouse <http://www.servicelearning.org/> and the National Youth Leadership Council <http://www.nylc.org/>.This guide was produced as part of the Service-Learning in Teacher Education (SLATE) project with financial support from the Corporation for National Service. For more information, please feel free to contact this site's author, Joseph Erickson at: <>.