Service-Learning Model
CWI's
model can be applied across K-16 or community based settings, to any
academic skill, content, or program area—including a campus wide focus
on service and community engagement.
"I plan to incorporate this model into my teaching.
I want to start now!"
Julie Pidgeon,
Language Arts/Social Studies
Folsom School
THE IDEAL RESOURCE FOR
• Professional Development
• Curriculum Planning
• Student Voice
• Program Enhancement
• Evaluation
• Long Term Planning
"The organizational support of the Instructional and Site Level Best Guides will make my planning easier and more productive.”
Julie Metzler, Director
Career Services, Community Arts, and Service-Learning
Kansas City Art Institute
OUR CORE PRINCIPLES
Compelling Sense of Purpose
Academic Integrity
Student Engagement
Meaningful Integrated Reflection
“This
publication conveys so clearly the voices of teachers talking to other
teachers; that’s a real pleasure. It not only offers the products of
shared work and reflection among teachers, it models it.
The Workbook’s message in the medium is: You can do this too.”
Martha Rich, Head of School
Thetford Academy, National Service-Learning Leader School
"I
learned so much—vocabulary, points of entry, excellent information and
practical application. I feel like I can really get started and run
with my own plan. Thank you all very much !!”
Tad Benedict, Lead Teacher
The Westminster Schools
Atlanta, Georgia
"Your
team of experts in the field of Service-Learning gave me the
foundation, and exemplary Best Practices needed to build sustainability
for our program.”
Amelia Ross-Hammond, Professor of Music Coordinator of Service-Learning and Civic Engagement
Norfolk State University, Virginia
Connecting Service-Learning is a publication of Community Works Institute, in partnership with Shelburne Farms, with support from the Bay and Paul Foundations
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Community Works Institute presents
THE COMPLETE RESOURCE
FOR SERVICE-LEARNING AND SUSTAINABILITY
Connecting Service-Learning
to the Curriculum: A Workbook for Teachers
and Administrators
A Comprehensive Resource for
CURRICULUM PLANNING • STAFF DEVELOPMENT
K-16 and Community Based
PROGRAM IMPROVEMENT
Comprehensive and Effective
• A must have for any school serious about service-learning.
• Includes a NEW section on Education for Sustainability.
• Created by teachers for teachers.
• Coherently integrates service-learning and sustainability.
• Designed for K-16 and community educators.
• Tools and strategies for implementing school/campus wide.
The Workbook uses a Best Practice Based
approach and includes curriculum exemplars, detailed planning and
evaluation guides, (at both the instructional and site level,)
assessment techiniques, and activity collection-sharing forms.
Using this Book
Connecting Service-Learning to the Curriculum is ideal for school and program training events, and as an educator's curriculum planning guide and evaluation resource. It is also an excellent teaching and planning tool for use with older students.
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"Fabulous tools and tips!”
Anick Leclerc, Teacher
Gault Institute, Quebec
"...what you have done for the service-learning community you may never be adequately rewarded for, but we thank you.”
Kurt Parks, Service-Learning Arizona
Career and Technical Education
Arizona Department of Education
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Inspire Engagement and Learning in Your School
Whether
you in the start-up phase, working to enhance an existing
service-learning program, or working to move beyond community service,
CWI's Workbook and model for service-learning will support your efforts, at both the instructional and site level.
CWI's resources and publications have been a favorite of K-16 and community educators for nearly two decades.
find out why
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PUBLICATION HIGHLIGHTS
Service-Learning as a Teaching Strategy; Best Practices for Service-Learning; Service-Learning and Education for Sustainability; Best Practices for Education for Sustainability; Curriculum Exemplars and Assessment Strategies Planning & Evaluation Guides for Site Level and Instructional Levels; Completed Examples; Form for Collecting & Sharing Activities
Field Tested By Teachers
Curriculum
projects and programs that use the CWI model incorporate a series of
field tested best practices, at both the instructional and site level.
New relationships and roles, along with partnerships with the local
community are an important and inherent part of this process. Deepened
collaborations among educators, students and community members are a
result of learning to work together in new ways.
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"....in
my work training K-12 teachers. Nine out of ten teachers gravitate
toward the CWI tools. I continuously return to materials from Community
Works Institute.”
Valerie Sorgen, Service-Learning Coordinator
Youth Community Service
Palo Alto, California
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"I need Connecting Service-Learning to the Curriculum to support curriculum
integration within our school."
Donna Sharman
Service-Learning Coordinator
Attleborough High School, Massachusetts
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Great Tools for Program Design
We have identified four core principles
that we emphasize in our professional development and program design
work. These core principles came out of our experience working with
educators in the field over many years. Applying these principles helps
to set the stage for successful servicee-learning and long lasting
academic and social development.
Our Core Principles
A Compelling Sense of Purpose
The work resonates strongly with educators and students personally and has a clearly understood value to the community.
Academic Integrity
Learning
objectives are well defined, understood by all, and connected to
standards, local curriculum and school or program goals.
Student Engagement
Emphasis is placed upon investing students as real partners and collaborators in the experience.
Meaningful Integrated Reflection
The experience is intentionally deepened and learning is reinforced through multiple and creative forms of reflection.
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for publication information or to order online.
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or visit CWI on the web
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Guides for Curriculum and Site Based Planning are Included
The Workbook
includes two distinct detailed planning and evaluation guides (for site
and instructional level) as well as completed examples of these
guides. The guides in the book have been used and refined for more than
a decade by K-16 participants at CWI's nationally acclaimed Institute
on Service-Learning.
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