Service learning and environmental chemistry: relevant connections

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Solving real-world problems

Service learning and environmental chemistry: relevant connections
Elizabeth S Roberts-Kirchhoff, Matthew J Mio and Mark A Benvenuto (eds)
OUP
2015 | 246pp | £97 (HB)
ISBN 9780841230088

Service learning (also called community-based learning) involves students working on assignments for academic credit that help meet the needs of a community partner. Learner reflection on personal and professional development is incorporated. In my experience, this can be a high impact pedagogical approach.

Claire McDonnell reviews Service learning and environmental chemistry: relevant connections and considers ways to use this text as a resource to support students in adressing real world problems.

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