Making the Hours Count (Student Book)
Transforming Your Service Experience
Edited by Steven McGlaun
Overview
Reflection combined with experience is powerful. Making the Hours Count guides young people in reflecting on their service experience to help them understand the world, their own values, and themselves on a deeper level. They will learn to solve problems and handle conflict creatively, will understand why some inequalities exist, and will learn how experiences can influence people's lives. They will have a chance to reflect on how being Catholic can help form their ideals and anchor their sense of place in the world.
Product Details
Copyright: Jan. 1, 2006
Format: Spiral
Size: 6 x 9
Length: 152 pages
Weight: 0.400lbs
Item number: 1337
ISBN: 978-0-88489-917-4
ISBN-10: 0-88489-917-9
Editorial Reviews
Catholic Library World, December, 2006
Constance Fourre packs a great deal of information into such a small volume, from checklists and short personal evaluations, and designing personal projects to finding a project that reflects the individual's level of commitment and style.
Content coverage is thorough, and this book is recommended for those wishing to initiate a reflective and committed service project whether alone or with others.
Content coverage is thorough, and this book is recommended for those wishing to initiate a reflective and committed service project whether alone or with others.
