The service-learning activities are embedded naturally throughout the curriculum. For example, students may utilize concise yet comprehensive language, correct grammar and oral language skills in conducting the needs assessment survey on drug awareness education, a spreadsheet program to graph the survey results, and statistical knowledge to interpret the results. The Internet can be a very valuable tool in the preparation phase. Top or visit the Resource Kit to get more information on the suggested activities. The authentic nature of service-learning activities is marked by extensive collaboration among students.
Parents can also play a key role in service-learning activities.
Parents can assist in providing transportation, publishing newsletter, raising funds, and making contacts with local organizations. The Internet can play an important role in assisting collaborative efforts in service learning. Top or visit the Resource Kit to get more information on the suggested activities. Students may start a recycling program, research drought-resistant xeriscaping, or help rebuild a community devastated by weather damage. The Internet opens up a new world of projects.