How Service-Learning promotes intergenerational harmony: Case study of a Service-Learning project in a science course

  • Au Yeung S
  • LAM L
  • Fong J
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The Office of Service-Learning, Lingnan University partnered with the Discovery and Education Department, Ocean Park (a theme park in Hong Kong) to develop a Service-Learning project. Along with the traditional goals of Service-Learning (enhance undergraduate student learning, provide useful service for community partner), we added an additional goal of promoting [1]The educational services (narration services at the exhibits and interactive games) aimed to fulfil Ocean Park’s goal of providing a richer visitor experience, as well as promote the message of marine conservation. This study provides information on how including elders as service providers in a Service-Learning project can facilitate reciprocal learning between age groups and promote intergenerational harmony.   [1] CLD 9008 Life Sciences: The Way Life Works. This course is taught by Professor Jonathan Fong, Assistant Professor in Science Unit, Lingnan University.

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Au Yeung, S. N. C., LAM, L. K., & Fong, J. (2019). How Service-Learning promotes intergenerational harmony: Case study of a Service-Learning project in a science course. Metropolitan Universities, 30(3). https://doi.org/10.18060/23194

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