- ホーム
- > 洋書
- > 英文書
- > Politics / International Relations
Full Description
Many that pursue a career in public service do so because they have a passion for their communities and want to pursue solutions to vexing challenges in society. As a result, instructors teaching public service, administration, and policy courses are challenged to incorporate a range of community engagement practices into their classes to allow students to explore their passion in greater depth, while also developing skills to operate in a dynamic governance environment. This pedagogical text explores the variety of ways in which students can become more engaged throughout the public service curriculum.
Engaged Learning in the Public Service Classroom introduces a wide range of activities, practices, and behaviors involving students in learning by exploring real-world contexts and issues. Utilizing the tools and concrete examples in the book, students are encouraged to actively explore, experiment, evaluate, and reflect on practical challenges, helping to foster their critical thinking and motivating them to learn. Considering the numerous methods of engaged learning, the editors offer a framework for understanding and implementing different types of engaged learning practices, including Field of Practice, Community as Laboratory, and Service Learning, exploring the benefits and practical considerations of each. To maximize the book's utility and to provide faculty with the best opportunity for successful implementation, the final section of the book focuses on anticipating and overcoming possible challenges when implementing engaged learning.
This innovative new book is designed specifically to help support current and future instructors and faculty in the disciplines of public affairs, public administration, and public policy, including graduate students.
Contents
1. Introduction to Engaged Learning Section I: Incorporating the Field of Practice into the Classroom 2. Incorporating Practice into the Public Administration Classroom 3. Practice and the Introduction to Public Administration Classroom Section II: Community as a Classroom Laboratory 4. The Classroom Laboratory 5. Connecting Theory and Practice in a Public Management Course 6. Social Equity Case Study Section III: Engagement through Service-Learning 7. What is Service Learning? 8. Engagement Through Experiential Philanthropy 9. How to Fan the Flame for Public Service Through the MPA Capstone Experience Section IV: Issues in Engaged Learning 10. Effective Management of Engaged Projects 11. Managing and Mentoring Students in Applied Research 12. Using Engaged Projects to Assess MPA Programs 13. Resources for Engaged Learning Projects
