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Lisa Dush – Arts and Humanities in Higher Education: An International Journal of Theory, Research and Practice, 2025
Collaboration is not a core practice in humanities teaching and learning, despite convincing arguments that it should be. To encourage collaboration in classrooms and with communities, DePaul University has developed its Experiential Humanities Collaborative. The Collaborative connects faculty, community partners, and students to co-design and…
Descriptors: Humanities, Teacher Collaboration, Experiential Learning, Cooperative Learning
Ballard, Crystie; Tong, Collin; Usher, Laurie – Clearing, 1998
Describes an urban environmental stewardship project undertaken by students at a Seattle public school in an effort to make their school more beautiful, their environment more healthy, and their learning more tangible. In partnership with neighbors and the community, students transformed a section of the school grounds into a garden refuge.…
Descriptors: Community Involvement, Cooperative Learning, Elementary Secondary Education, Environmental Education
Lewicki, James – 1998
The major tenets of a pedagogy of place are that nature teaches; understanding place is indispensable to community; where and how a student learns is as vital as what a student learns; and respect is integral to learning. Environmental literacy is the capacity to perceive and interpret the relative health of environmental systems and to take…
Descriptors: Citizenship Responsibility, Community Involvement, Cooperative Learning, Ecology

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