Engaging criminal justice students through service learning
J Davis - Journal of Criminal Justice Education, 2015 - Taylor & Francis
Journal of Criminal Justice Education, 2015•Taylor & Francis
The increasing popularity of service learning has led to the implementation of the pedagogy
across educational levels and disciplines. Evidence of its utilization in criminal justice
education spans two decades, most of which include case studies of service-learning
courses or projects. These examples of service-learning implementation seem to serve as a
best practices guide for other faculty and researchers interested in adopting the pedagogy.
By examining responses to offender populations and policy areas by students (n= 37) …
across educational levels and disciplines. Evidence of its utilization in criminal justice
education spans two decades, most of which include case studies of service-learning
courses or projects. These examples of service-learning implementation seem to serve as a
best practices guide for other faculty and researchers interested in adopting the pedagogy.
By examining responses to offender populations and policy areas by students (n= 37) …
The increasing popularity of service learning has led to the implementation of the pedagogy across educational levels and disciplines. Evidence of its utilization in criminal justice education spans two decades, most of which include case studies of service-learning courses or projects. These examples of service-learning implementation seem to serve as a best practices guide for other faculty and researchers interested in adopting the pedagogy. By examining responses to offender populations and policy areas by students (n = 37) involved in a service-learning course, the current research adds to this “best practices” approach and is intended to instigate further examination of the benefits of service learning for criminal justice students and the discipline.
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