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Buddy the Bully
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| A simple primer that can be used by upper primary teachers as an introduction to more comprehensive
service-learning programs throughout secondary school. A typical buddy program is augmented by group buddies and
reflection ensuring that students are better prepared for future service-learning activities. |
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School Improvement Through Service-Learning
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| Facilitators use this resource to conduct a service-learning inservice with their colleagues.
Includes definitions and principles, a suggested set of workshops
where participants set up service-learning activities appropriate
to their own circumstances, websites and documentation to support the workshops. |
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Maryland Department of Education
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| Maryland is the first state in the USA to require high school students
to engage in service-learning activities as a condition of graduation.
Each of the 24 school districts in Maryland implement the service-learning graduation
requirement differently, because they tailor the specifics of their program to their local community. |
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Massachusetts Department of Education
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| Community Lessons shows how to integrate
CSL into teaching practices by presenting specific units that can
be easily replicated and adapted to varying grade levels and specific
curricular goals. |
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SISA Guidebook
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| Students in Service to America provides a comprehensive guidebook for
those starting out on the service-learning journey. |
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Corporation for National and Community Service
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| This handbook for the inclusion of people
with disabilities is designed specifically for national and community
service programs. There are targetted resources to assist in different
areas of outreach, recruitment, selection, and retention of participants
with disabilities. |
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SEANet
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| The State Education Agency K-12 Service-Learning Network (SEANet)
is a national network of professionals committed to advancing school-based service-learning initiatives
in K-12 schools and school districts in the USA. These tools are available for use in meetings, presentations
and to share with colleagues and other interested people. |
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