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Benefits of Integrating Service-Learning With Other High-Impact Practices

The Scholarly Teacher

Ford, The University of Tennessee at Chattanooga Jillian Saraney, University of Tennessee at Chattanooga Key Statement: Service-learning projects designed by students can meet community needs while elevating student learning, engagement, and success by integrating high-impact practices (HIPs) and HIP elements.

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Going Back to School Means Increasing Black/Minoritized Family Engagement Too

Diverse: Issues in Higher Education

Given the lower achievement and other negative outcomes of Black and Hispanic students in our schools often due to racial prejudice and discrimination (i.e., Department of Education created the “ National Parents and Families Engagement Council to Help Ensure recovery Efforts Meet Students’ Needs.” In 2022, the U.S.

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Striving for Digital Equity in Education

The Scholarly Teacher

Levinson and Geron (2022) describe equity holistically, including not only the students’ academic performance but “social and emotional well-being in areas such as life satisfaction, self-confidence and social integration during their education” (p. English and review games are suitable for active learning engagement.

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20 Winter-Inspired Service-Learning Project Ideas for High School Students

Experiential Learning Depot

Service-learning is an incredible learning experience where students learn about community needs, brainstorm ways to serve and give back, and then take real and tangible action to meet those needs. Students engage in every step from planning and promoting to collecting and delivering donations in this service-learning project ideas.

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Languages beyond University: A course offering community engagement in local schools for academic credit

Teaching Matters Experiential Learning

We are using the Student-Led, Individually-Created Course (SLICC) reflective e-portfolio for experiential learning as the learning and assessment framework, which is a piloted and supported initiative. There is support from the Education Department in Edinburgh City Council, who support the orientation workshops for our students. .

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Co-created learning and teaching through the lens of the development of a University-wide course

Teaching Matters Online Learning

Delivering: Designing a website, Learn page and final presentation to communicate findings from the consultations, brainstorming sessions and prototypes for the course. Vanessa Ombura Vanessa Ombura is a third year Civil Engineering undergraduate student and a University of Edinburgh MasterCard Foundation scholar.