This publication is presented to you through Paradigm Publishing Services
University of Toronto Press
Chapter
Licensed
Unlicensed
Requires Authentication
8 Experiential Learning as Community Engagement and the Need to Attend to Equity
-
Rebecca Collins-Nelsen
, Hannah Egert , John Maclachan and Sandeep Raha
You are currently not able to access this content.
You are currently not able to access this content.
Chapters in this book
- Frontmatter i
- Contents v
- List of Illustrations vii
- Acknowledgements ix
- 1 Introduction: Experiential Learning and Community 1
-
PART ONE Learners and the Intra-Institutional Lens
- 2 Moving Beyond Simplistic Perspectives on Experiential Learning and Graduate Employability 17
- 3 When Logics Collide: Experiential Learning and Intra-Institutional Dynamics 34
- 4 Mission on the Fly? Experiential Learning in Search of Principles and Ethics 51
-
PART TWO Partners and Networks in the Community
- 5 On Experiential Learning Through Social Innovation, Social Enterprise, and Social Entrepreneurship in Canadian Universities: An Institutional Complexity Perspective 71
- 6 Actively Involving Primary Stakeholders in Experiential Learning 98
- 7 Dismantling Colonialism Through Indigenous Storytelling, Experiential Learning, and Town-Gown Collaboration 115
- 8 Experiential Learning as Community Engagement and the Need to Attend to Equity 137
-
PART THREE EL and Local Governance
- 9 Recasting Master’s Level Geographical Education Through Experiential Learning: University-Community Connections for Social Development and Environmental Protection in the Emilia-Romagna Region of Italy 155
- 10 Experiential Learning for Sustainability: Grand Challenges and Local Communities 173
- 11 A Dance of Dilemmas: The Local-Global Possibilities of Experiential Learning in Higher Education for Sustainable Development 193
- 12 Afterword 213
- List of Contributors 225
- Index 233
Chapters in this book
- Frontmatter i
- Contents v
- List of Illustrations vii
- Acknowledgements ix
- 1 Introduction: Experiential Learning and Community 1
-
PART ONE Learners and the Intra-Institutional Lens
- 2 Moving Beyond Simplistic Perspectives on Experiential Learning and Graduate Employability 17
- 3 When Logics Collide: Experiential Learning and Intra-Institutional Dynamics 34
- 4 Mission on the Fly? Experiential Learning in Search of Principles and Ethics 51
-
PART TWO Partners and Networks in the Community
- 5 On Experiential Learning Through Social Innovation, Social Enterprise, and Social Entrepreneurship in Canadian Universities: An Institutional Complexity Perspective 71
- 6 Actively Involving Primary Stakeholders in Experiential Learning 98
- 7 Dismantling Colonialism Through Indigenous Storytelling, Experiential Learning, and Town-Gown Collaboration 115
- 8 Experiential Learning as Community Engagement and the Need to Attend to Equity 137
-
PART THREE EL and Local Governance
- 9 Recasting Master’s Level Geographical Education Through Experiential Learning: University-Community Connections for Social Development and Environmental Protection in the Emilia-Romagna Region of Italy 155
- 10 Experiential Learning for Sustainability: Grand Challenges and Local Communities 173
- 11 A Dance of Dilemmas: The Local-Global Possibilities of Experiential Learning in Higher Education for Sustainable Development 193
- 12 Afterword 213
- List of Contributors 225
- Index 233