The three components of successful service learning are Preparation,
Action and Reflection. These three actions fuse together classroom and
hands-on learning in such a way that students often will experience
an “aha” moment.
Components
1. Preparation.
Includes setting objectives for the skills to be learned, including
planning the projects and preparing to enter the community.
2. Action.
Completing the service work that is required to complete the stated
goal.
3. Reflection.
Taking time after the service work is completed to actively think about
the experience in terms of personal insights, as well as the relationship
between the work completed to the achievement of academic objectives.
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