Service-Learning in the Clinical Experience of Alternative Certification Teacher Candidates

Author:

Mink Deborah V.1,Ridout Susan Ramp1,Murray Gloria J.1,Camahalan Faye Marsha G.1,Petty Callie2

Affiliation:

1. Indiana University Southeast, USA

2. Parkwood Elementary School, USA

Abstract

The purpose of this chapter is to describe a service-learning program in a public school setting for possible replication by other educators. Service-learning in teacher preparation continues to expand as a pedagogy to help future educators gain knowledge and strategies for working with diverse students. Using this model, teacher candidates address community needs and learn course content because service-learning is linked to the curriculum. Indeed, well-integrated service-learning is a powerful experience when it is designed as a partnership where both parties learn and grow. This chapter addresses how service-learning is integrated into the clinical experiences of an alternative teacher preparation program while meeting the social and academic needs of elementary school (K-5) students in a community with a large population of English language learners (ELLs).

Publisher

IGI Global

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