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SCHOOL<br />
DISTRICT<br />
STATE<br />
FUNCTION 2: PROFICIENCY<br />
STUDENT<br />
ASSESSMENT:<br />
Assessment is done informally<br />
by teachers, usually at the<br />
conclusion of projects.<br />
Assessment is done by observing<br />
projects and discussing academic<br />
relevance with teachers.<br />
Projects are “monitored” by<br />
someone familiar with standards<br />
of effective practice.<br />
Suggestions are provided for<br />
project improvement.<br />
CAPAC<strong>IT</strong>Y-<br />
BUILDING<br />
Assessment is done formally<br />
throughout the project by teachers<br />
and students.<br />
Assessment includes an independent<br />
evaluator who ascertains projects’<br />
success in meeting educational<br />
objectives.<br />
Qualitative and quantitative<br />
research is conducted in order to<br />
determine project quality.<br />
STAGES OF INST<strong>IT</strong>UTIONALIZATION<br />
WIDESPREAD USE<br />
& SUPPORT<br />
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Assessment is done formally throughout<br />
the project by teachers, students,<br />
volunteers, recipients, and all others<br />
involved in the experience. Teachers are<br />
provided planning time for evaluation<br />
and re-design of projects.<br />
Assessment is done by an independent<br />
evaluator with the teachers and<br />
principals, who together frame the<br />
educational, affective, and process issues<br />
to be measured before the project begins.<br />
Longitudinal research ascertains the<br />
effects of service learning on teaching,<br />
educational institutions, and<br />
communities.<br />
SYSTEMIC<br />
INTEGRATION