Teaching and Learning for Social Impact

What: Community

I.  Why CETL
     a. Read: my text
     b. Watch: 3 short videos
II. How
     a. Academic Learning
          i. Read: Principles of Good Practice
         ii. Watch: Ready, Set, Engage! Principles and Practice of Community Engagement: https://vimeo.com/175587087/542059e235
        iii. CE in the disciplines http://portfolio.du.edu/CCESL/item/484316
       iv. Reflection
               1. Creating Critical Reflection Assignments: A Resource for Faculty
               2. https://www.pugetsound.edu/academics/experiential/create-experiential-learning-opportunities/available-resources/creating-critical-reflection-assignments/
                    a. Models:
                         i. Kolb
                        ii. Deal
                       iii.
               3. DEAL https://www.pugetsound.edu/academics/experiential/create-experiential-learning-opportunities/available-resources/creating-critical-reflection-assignments/design-models/deal-describe-examine-and-articulate-learning/#:~:text=The%20authors%20represent%20their%20approach,%2C%20Examine%2C%20and%20Articulate%20Learning.&text=Reflection%20questions%20which%20ask%20the,objectives%20and%20their%20personal%20experience.
               4. From CCPH: https://www.ccphealth.org/resources/faculty-toolkit-for-service-learning-in-higher-education/
                    a. Kolb, What, So What, Now What, Why
                    b. Journaling (written, photo-journaling, video-journaling, group dialogue, directed writing, exams
       v. Critical CETL
 
  1. b. Community Engagement
  2. i. Partnership
  3. 1. Principles of Partnership https://www.ccphealth.org/principles-of-partnership/
  4. 2. Perceptions of Partnership: A Study on Nonprofit and Higher Education Collaboration https://iacampuscompact.org/wp-content/uploads/large/sites/29/2019/04/Perceptions-of-Partnership-1.pdf
  5. 3. Co-Creation worksheet
  6. a. Preparing stakeholders
  7. i. Technology
  8. ii. Motivations
  9. iii. Framing
  10. 1. Asset Based Community Development
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  12. c. Moving online with Community Engagement
  13. i. Types of online engagement opportunities: https://publicgoodimpact.com/2020/03/18/community-engagement-and-remote-teaching-reflections-and-resources/?amp=1
  14. ii. Other Covid resources? Fusion sources?
  15. • Marketing or other communication plans and/or materials
  16. • Research or evaluation plans
  17. • Online materials for partners’ websites, such as blog posts or newsletter content
  18. • Annotated bibliographies, literature reviews
  19. • Workshops, lesson plans, or class curricula
  20. • Digital and graphic design or artwork
  21. • Videos
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  26. iii. Asset Based Community Development
  27. 1. The Essentials
  28. 2. Foster eABCD
  29. 3. Using Community Capitals to Develop Assets for Positive Community Change http://srdc.msstate.edu/fop/levelthree/trainarc/socialcapital/communitycapitalstodevelopassets-emeryfeyflora2006.pdf
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  31. III. What
  32. a. Full Courses/Syllabi
  33. i. Campus Compact
  34. b. Assignments/Lesson Plans
  35. i. Bonner http://www.bonner.org/education-and-reflection
  36. 1. 8 themes: http://bonner.pbworks.com/w/page/129812670/8%20Themes%20Curriculum
  37. c. Other Materials
  38. i. AAC&U Rubric
  39. ii. Fusion Blueprint (project plan)
  40. iii. Reflection resources
  41. 1. Center for Civic Reflection https://civicreflection.org/
  42. 2. https://civicreflection.org/resources/library/themes-big-questions/
  43. iv. MOUs
  44. v. Co-Creation worksheet
  45. vi. Organizations
  46. 1. Campus Compact
  47. 2. Bonner Foundation bonner.org
  48. 3. AAC&U
  49. 4. Community-Campus Partnerships for Health
  50. 5. Imagining America
  51. 6. IARSLCE

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