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ISSN 2374-9466
Student Outcomes (Primary, Secondary, and Higher Education)
Vol. 3, Issue 1, 2015December 31, 2015 CDT

Using Active-Learning Strategies to Increase Pre-Service Teachers’ Efficacy in a Service-Learning Course

Larry P. Nelson, Mary Lynn Crow, Kathleen Tice,
teacher educationphysical educationactive-learningteacher efficacyervice-learning
https://doi.org/10.37333/001c.21585
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Articles in Vol. 3, Issue 1, 2015

Vol. 3, Issue 1, 2015
  • From the Editors’ Desk
    Andrew FurcoSusan RootKateryna Kent
  • Advances in Theory and Methodology
    Dan RichardLori Simon
  • Be Mindful of Your Discomfort: An Approach to Contextualized Learning
    Angeni BheekieMea van Huyssteen
  • The Emerging 360 Degree Model for Global Citizenship Education
    Karen R BreitkreuzTony D Songer
  • An Overlooked Lens: Applying Structuration Theory, Actor-Network Theory, and Theories of Space to Service-Learning
    Joe Follman
  • The Narrative Approach in Service-Learning Methodology: A Case Study
    Laura Selmo
  • Community Partnerships and Impacts
    Burton A BargerstockAlan Bloomgarden
  • Engaging Communities in Nursing Education
    Marjorie A SchafferCarol HargateKemo Marong
  • Faculty Roles and Faculty-Related Topics
    Lina D Dostilio
  • Is Service-Learning Worth It?: A Mixed-Methods Study of Faculty’s Service-Learning Experiences
    Joan M. BlakeyShirley TheriotMary CazzellMelanie Sattler
  • Mid-Career Faculty and High Levels of Community Engagement: Intentional Reshaping of Meaningful Careers
    Anne M. DeFelippoDwight E. Giles Jr.
  • Institutional Issues
    Jodi Benenson
  • International Service-Learning and Community Engagement
    Brian Ó DonnchadhaCarol Ma
  • Value Added: Service-Learning Outcomes for Physical Therapy Students and Community Partners in Belize
    Candace BeitmanJulie GahimerWilliam Staples
  • Service-Learning in Undergraduate Global Health Education: The Effect of Team Dynamics on Civic Attitudes and Skills
    Daniel Chavez-YenterAmy BadhamKristine Ria HearldHenna Budhwani
  • Student Outcomes, K-20
    Lane PerryBilly O’Steen
  • Students’ Emotional Experiences in Direct Versus Indirect Academic Service-Learning Courses
    Alexa DarbySara PerryMaureen Dinnie
  • The Impacts of Undergraduate Service-Learning on Post-Graduation Employment Outcomes
    Paul H. MatthewsJeffrey H. DorfmanXuedong Wu
  • Using Active-Learning Strategies to Increase Pre-Service Teachers’ Efficacy in a Service-Learning Course
    Larry P. NelsonMary Lynn CrowKathleen Tice
  • Civic Activity and Well-Being Among First-Year College Students
    Nicole NicoteraSarah BrewerChristopher Veeh
  • Final-Year Transition and Service-Learning: Working Together as a Vehicle for Student Engagement, Development, and Life Preparedness
    April L. PerryLane G. Perry
  • Meeting Students Where They Are: Introducing Service-Learning with Digital Media to Increase Self-Efficacy for Future Community Engagement
    Jamie J. PetersonMartha J. MalinskiJoshua HaringaJanet BishopHilary Stein
  • Works in Progress: Coming in the Fall 2016 Edition
    Katrina NorvellJ. R. Jamison
IJRSLCE
Nelson, Larry P., Mary Lynn Crow, and Kathleen Tice. 2015. “Using Active-Learning Strategies to Increase Pre-Service Teachers’ Efficacy in a Service-Learning Course.” International Journal of Research on Service-Learning and Community Engagement 3 (1). https://doi.org/10.37333/001c.21585.
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