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How is service learning different from volunteerism and community service?

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Service learning is different from volunteerism because of the reciprocity of the endeavor, the learning objectives it advances, and the reflection involved. In volunteering, the primary beneficiary – or at least the intended beneficiary – is the service recipient. In service learning, both the server and served benefit – the student from advancing his/her understanding of issues and theories, and the community organization receiving the service. Students advance their understanding of the issues they’re encountering in the community through course readings /discussion as well as reflection on their experience.
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