What is the definition of Service Learning models?
Models are composite or generic exemplars that work in the classroom and can be adapted by teachers. They are not specific profiles, lesson plans, or curriculum units. Each model is based on projects and activities initiated by Boston teachers. Who provides the content for these Service Learning models? Hundreds of IMPACT II grant teachers have contributed to the fifteen models by sharing their promising practices in Service Learning through work plans, final reports, school based expositions, learning festivals and conferences. Who participates in Service Learning? Teachers and students from various departments, programs and/or levels (bilingual, non-bilingual, special education, vocational, high school/middle school/elementary classes) collaborate on their self-designed projects. This inclusion model allows diverse groups of students and teachers to develop respect for themselves, others and community. Where are Citywide Learning Standards incorporated into each model? Each model int
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