Reflecting on and Assessing Service
Section outline
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Kids in the after-school program at Boys & Girls Club in VistaCritical Reflection
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Reflection activities serve as an essential bridge between service and course concepts. The process of reflection should be ongoing throughout the semester, and reflection topics should challenge students to connect course learning to service experiences, question assumptions, track changes in their perspective, and imagine future action.
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Reflections can take many forms: essays, in-class discussions, journals, presentations, theory application papers, case studies, videos, letters to the editor, multimedia brochures, blogs, etc.
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- Reflection resources from Campus Compact
- Service Learning Reflection Toolkit compiled by Miami Dade College
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