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This is a reprint of an article that originally appeared in 2006’s Growing to Greatness, an annual report on the state of service-learning from NYLC. The article was originally written […]
By Grace C. Liu, NYLC YAC Member In the realm of artificial intelligence (AI), service-learning, and the IPARD framework, the landscape is evolving at an unprecedented pace. From individualized […]
By Julie Rogers Bascom, Director of Learning and Leadership Service-learning is a powerful tool for not only nurturing civic engagement and amplifying young voice but also an effective means […]
By Amy Meuers, NYLC CEO In a world brimming with volunteers driven by good intentions, the aspiration to create a positive impact on the community has never been more widespread. […]
By Julie Rogers Bascom, Director of Learning and Leadership As MLK Day approaches, we often hear the reminder, “A day on, not just a day off.” While holidays can be […]
This is a reprint of an article that originally appeared in 2010’s Growing to Greatness, an annual report on the state of service-learning from NYLC. The article was originally written by […]
By: Julie Rogers Bascom, Director, Learning and Leadership The holiday season is a time when the spirit of giving and community engagement is at its peak. Many students, teachers and […]
By: Amy Meuers, NYLC CEO Service-learning is an exceptional teaching strategy that involves students in practical, hands-on learning experiences, while equipping them to become informed and engaged members of a […]
By: Julie Rogers Bascom, Director, Learning and Leadership Service-learning is a powerful educational strategy that bridges classroom learning with community engagement. Its impact on personal growth, academic development, and community transformation is […]
By: Julie Rogers Bascom, Director, Learning and Leadership “One more thing” ….maybe that’s what you’re thinking when you opened this blog. We recognize that implementing the service-learning process with your young people […]
By: Julie Rogers Bascom, Director, Learning and Leadership Over the past 2 years, we’ve been collecting reflections from practitioners on why they use service-learning. We’ve captured responses from K-12 teachers, district administrators, […]
The National Youth Leadership Council (NYLC), a leading advocate for youth development and service-learning, is proud to announce the release of its latest report, “Pathways to Impact: Service-Learning as a […]
By Bella Sullivan, NYLC Intern Zahra Ali, a current senior at Augsburg University in Minneapolis, has been working with NYLC in many capacities for several years. She aspires to be […]
By Bella Sullivan, NYLC Intern I’m the daughter of a service-learning practitioner, so I’ve had my fair share of volunteer experiences. For many years, I mindlessly engaged, treating each experience […]
By Amy Meuers, NYLC CEO Service-learning is an approach to teaching and learning where students use academic and civic knowledge and skills to address a genuine community need. When service-learning […]
By Bella Sullivan, NYLC Intern Latinx teens in metro Washington, DC are doing more than reacting to emergencies, they’re preparing for the next one. Youth as young as 14 and […]
By Amy Meuers, NYLC CEO Students want learning to be exciting and fun. Teachers want students to be engaged learners who are motivated and inspired to be in their classroom. […]
By Amy Meuers, NYLC CEO Service-learning – such a simple term, yet so many people are confused by what it actually is. I like to start with what service-learning […]
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