Therefore, students involved in the Service Learning Credit Option will participate in 2-3 reflection activities such as directed writings, journals, and service learning portfolio. The Service Learning Credit Option also allows you to identify a community location where you are interested in participating in service. For more information about the Service Learning Credit Option, contact the Center for Public Service and Leadership to pick up a Service Learning Credit Option Packet. A written report concerning the experience is required. Methods of Teaching Reading Students assist in diagnosis of reading strengths of children and provide a parent workshop on reading strategies.
Students also design service-learning projects with elementary school teachers.
Methods of Teaching Reading Students assist in diagnosing reading strengths of children and provide information to teachers and parents on children's reading. They also design service-learning projects with elementary school teachers. Teaching in a Pluralistic Society Students volunteer in various ways at community centers in Indianapolis. Education and American Culture Students read with students at IPS School 44, or design educational packets at Indy Parks, or identify their own community-based project to incorporate classroom learning. Students keep reflective journals and apply concepts and skills learned in class.