Mini Handbook - VWC: Faculty/Staff Web - Virginia Wesleyan College
Mini Handbook - VWC: Faculty/Staff Web - Virginia Wesleyan College
Mini Handbook - VWC: Faculty/Staff Web - Virginia Wesleyan College
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Reaching Beyond the Classroom<br />
Community-Based and Problem Based Learning<br />
(this page under construction)<br />
Collaborating: Community-Based Learning<br />
Contact: Diane Hotaling, Director of Community<br />
Service/Batten 25/#3216/ dhotaling@vwc.edu<br />
This page will be completed following feedback from the May 20, 2010<br />
Curricular Workshop on Community-Based Learning. In the meantime, there<br />
are excellent resources for all types of practical and pedagogical matters on<br />
the Campus Compact website:<br />
Campus Compact« http://www.campuscompact.org>><br />
From the Campus Compact <strong>Faculty</strong> Resources Link<br />
you can look at examples<br />
and ideas from other schools about:<br />
• models of service-learning and other programs<br />
• syllabi from across disciplines and institutions<br />
• how to create an engaged<br />
• how to develop students as colleagues and leaders<br />
(we are in the process ofbecoming Campus Compact members)<br />
Problem-Based Learning (PLB)<br />
This is a tremendously important pedagogy for applying knowledge and<br />
know-how in case studies; it needs expansion but for now just a couple of<br />
websites will have to do. (See also Nilson's Teaching at its Best, 167f)<br />
University of Delaware had a useful site which includes Sample Problems,<br />
courses and syllabi, articles and books, etc. <br />
niversity of Buffalo's and Learning Center for also has a useful<br />
site on P-B.L:<br />
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Possibilities for collaboration: Disciplines and<br />
Student Affairs<br />
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