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Tapps, Tyler; Passmore, Tim; Lindenmeier, Donna; Kensinger, Weston – Strategies: A Journal for Physical and Sport Educators, 2014
The experiential learning model for students working with community groups was developed for specific experiential learning experiences involving 40 hours of actual experience for high school physical education students working with groups in the community. This article discusses the development and specific segments of the model, as well as how…
Descriptors: High School Students, Physical Education, Experiential Learning, Class Activities
Hatcher, Julie A.; Studer, Morgan L. – Theory Into Practice, 2015
Developing good citizens is an historic role for higher education (Sullivan & Rosin, 2008) and the emergence of service-learning as a pedagogical strategy has heightened attention to the intentional educational objectives to be addressed in higher education. This article examines the role of service-learning in developing philanthropic values…
Descriptors: Service Learning, Philanthropic Foundations, Private Financial Support, Values Education
Wallace, Paul – EDUCAUSE Quarterly, 2011
This article describes a project integrating mobile learning games into the author's course at Appalachian State University, in collaboration with a community partner and for the community as a whole. The process of constructing educational mobile games can be as beneficial as the act of playing. Therefore, the author's beliefs about integrating…
Descriptors: Experiential Learning, Cooperation, Course Content, Curriculum Implementation