Teaching qualitative research methods through service-learning

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This paper is the result of a voluntary service-learning component in a qualitative research methods course. For this course, the service-learning project was the evaluation of the benefits to volunteers whom work a crisis hotline for a local crisis intervention center. The service-learning course model used in this paper most closely resembles the "problem-based service-learning" course model where students work as consultants. This paper focuses on the processes involved and the benefits to students in improving their qualitative research skills through the service-learning project.

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Machtmes, K., Johnson, E., Fox, J., Burke, M. S., Harper, J., Arcemont, L., … Aguirre, R. T. P. (2009). Teaching qualitative research methods through service-learning. Qualitative Report, 14(1), 155–164. https://doi.org/10.46743/2160-3715/2009.1398

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