MAKE IT LAST FOREVER: THE ... - National Service Resource Center
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SCHOOL<br />
DISTRICT<br />
STATE<br />
FUNCTION 2: PROFICIENCY<br />
PEER MENTORING:<br />
Pre-service teachers observe<br />
classroom teachers in their use<br />
of service-learning as an<br />
instructional method.<br />
Districts express interest in<br />
working with colleges of<br />
education to address servicelearning.<br />
Statewide meetings of all<br />
colleges of education are<br />
convened to examine how<br />
service-learning can be<br />
integrated into pre-service<br />
programs.<br />
Teachers share information about<br />
their service-learning activities with<br />
pre-service teachers in methods<br />
courses.<br />
Districts hold meetings with preservice<br />
institutions to develop a<br />
program to connect future teachers<br />
with classes engaged in servicelearning.<br />
Training is offered to college<br />
faculty on service-learning as an<br />
instructional method, and/or<br />
service-learning experts are brought<br />
into methods courses to present a<br />
unit on service-learning.<br />
STAGES OF INST<strong>IT</strong>UTIONALIZATION<br />
Experienced practitioners serve as sitebased<br />
mentors to pre-service teachers in<br />
developing service-learning activities.<br />
Districts articulate long-term agreements<br />
with pre-service institutions to facilitate<br />
instruction on standards of effective<br />
service-learning practice through<br />
projects and their evaluation.<br />
<strong>Service</strong>-learning is a specific teaching<br />
methods course offered at all pre-service<br />
institutions in the state. The colleges<br />
conduct research on service-learning and<br />
proactively encourage the state<br />
department of education and district<br />
superintendents to use the pedagogy.<br />
CAPAC<strong>IT</strong>Y- WIDESPREAD USE SYSTEMIC<br />
BUILDING & SUPPORT INTEGRATION<br />
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