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Handbook on Service Learning in Women's Studies and the Disciplines
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Editor: Karen Dugger
Chapter, Gender and Global Politics, authored by Jody Neathery-Castro, UNO faculty member
The natural alliance between service learning and Women's studies lies in a shared pedagogy, one which draws on lived experience to access and create knowledge. Central to both is an emphasis on the critical link between knowledge and practice for student learning. Women's studies pedagogy, like service learning pedagogy, views experience as important as a source of learning, but also as something one must subject to reflection and analysis to expose its situatedness. In so doing, both feminist and service learning pedagogy ask students to become self- conscious participants in the process of knowledge construction and to become "aware of the limitations of their own experience and perspectives and therefore value the perspectives of others.
ISBN
978-1885303448
Publication Date
2008
Publisher
Institute for Teaching and Research on Women
City
Towson, MD
Department
Political Science
Recommended Citation
Dugger, Karen and Neathery-Castro, Jody L., "Handbook on Service Learning in Women's Studies and the Disciplines" (2008). Faculty Books and Monographs. 337.
https://digitalcommons.unomaha.edu/facultybooks/337
Comments
Neathery-Castro, J. (2008). Gender and Global Politics. In K. Dugger, (Ed.), Handbook on Service Learning in Women's Studies and the Disciplines. Towson, MD: Institute for Teaching and Research on Women.