Origins of Service-Learning
Two philosophies have been instrumental in the formation of Service-Learning; progressivism and pragmatism. Some men have popularized these ideas, among them are John Dewey and William James, and others have influenced them, such as Socrates, John Locke, Confucious, and many others. Using these philosophies, Service-Learning becomes a practice combined with learning; or learning while practicing.
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