Document Type
Article
Publication Date
9-1998
Volume
31
Issue
3
Publication Title
PS: Political Science and Politics
First Page
562
Last Page
567
Abstract
Citizenship Service Learning (CSL) serves to reinforce the strengths inherent in the traditional principles of higher education while concurrently transcending its limitations. CSL principles are celebrated on two grounds. The first is pedagogical. Following liberal arts traditionalists, CSL adheres to the class- room as a site for developing cognitive skills through accumulating information and learning research methods. It then stretches the learning process into the civic arena, where students gain tools in problem solving, critical thinking, leadership, and team work through the experience of working with immigrants.
Recommended Citation
Koulish, Robert, "Citizenship Service Learning: Becoming Citizens by Assisting Immigrants" (1998). Civic Engagement. 10.
https://digitalcommons.unomaha.edu/slceciviceng/10