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Articolo | Integrare Service Learning nelle classi di lingua straniera: modelli operativi e tendenze recenti

Integrare Service Learning nelle classi di lingua straniera: modelli operativi e tendenze recenti

Abstract

A Service-Learning (SL) experience, which means putting a course's content into practice by serving either a local or an international community, enhances learning while also reinforcing the sense of civic responsibility and personal value. In the context of a language course, SL experiences can further students’ communicative and intercultural competence, enhance their motivation and develop their metacognitive skills. While research has reached conclusive evidence on the many benefits of SL for students, communities and teachers, it has also shown that those benefits can only be achieved when the SL experiences are carefully planned and executed. Whether they are a compulsory or optional element in a language course or whether they require face-to-face presence or they are fully online, this study offers an overview of the different models and considers their particular context, resources and goals. 


Open access | Peer reviewed

Presentato: 09 Maggio 2016 | Accettato: 21 Novembre 2016 | Pubblicato 01 Novembre 2016 | Lingua: it

Keywords Experiential strategyService LearningIntercultural competenceCommunity-based lerningMotivationAutonomy of learning


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