Welcome to Academic Service-Learning at FAU!
What is Academic Service-Learning?
Academic service-learning is more than a volunteer activity; it integrates community service with instruction and reflection. It is designed to enrich the learning experience through hands-on activity and to teach civic responsibility. Academic service-learning requires students to apply what they learn in the classroom and to reflect on their experiences by thinking, discussing, and writing about them. It teaches students how to apply academic knowledge to real-life civic issues, promotes teamwork and collaborative problem-solving, develops life skills and makes learning more personally meaningful.
"The great difficulty in education is to get experience out of ideas." — George Santayana
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SweatMonkey to NobleHour transition
May 2012 A S-L Spotlight
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