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The document provides guidance for organizing a Penny Harvest event at a school to benefit charity. It outlines recruiting student leaders, preparing the leaders to kick off the event, engaging the whole school through activities like a Wheel of Caring assembly and penny competitions, tallying the funds at the end, and coordinating with school administrators, colleagues, and parents to support the effort.
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- WELCOME Acknowledge Deanna. Invite everyone to introduce themselves and say what realm they support service-learning in and relationship to day-to-day practice. WHAT DOES PRACTICE WHAT YOU PREACH MEAN? Abstractly: Reflection is one of the key elements of service-learning and as such, we ask students to reflect on their experiences as part of service-learning projects. I see this as a question of leadership and the dynamic of adult-youth connections. I don’t have an answer to this, but I think the idea provokes the questions about whether adults should ask young people do something they don’t do themselves? And when that is okay? Concretely: This workshop is focused on our efforts to build active reflection and evaluation into our work as service-learning practitioners. Specifically, I’ll focus on our recent initiative to use video footage of our program to make this possible. October 2008 Penny Harvest Professional Development, PH 101
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