Social Responsibility, Critical Analysis, and Literary Studies: Continuing Conversations about Service Learning

The use of service learning in university courses can be limited depending on the class and the subject matter. In this article, the authors provide examples of two teachers' experiences with service learning in literature courses, showing service learning can have a home in fields of study whe...

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Critical Thinking
English Instruction
Females
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Natural Disasters
Service Learning
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Teaching Methods
United States Literature
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