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Stoecker (2002) How is service-learning different from volunteerism or an internship?

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Stoecker (2002) How is service-learning different from volunteerism or an internship?

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• As depicted below, the differences between service-learning and volunteerism or internships are seen in the benefits and focus of each respective service program. In volunteerism, the benefits are imparted wholly to the Recipient (think: community partner organization) and the focus is on the Service to that Recipient (community partner organization). In an internship, the benefits are weighted towards the Provider (think: student) and the focus is on the Provider’s (student) Learning. In service-learning, benefits are shared equally between Recipient (community partner organization) and Provider (student), with an equal focus on Service and Learning.

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