Engaging Students in Learning: Lessons from Short-Term Study Abroad Experiences in Italy
Journal: Athens Journal of Education (Vol.2, No. 1)Publication Date: 2015-02-01
Authors : Susan H. Peet; Deborah Wooldridge; Michael Sturm;
Page : 23-36
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Abstract
Study abroad is being promoted as a strategy to enhance undergraduate students’ intercultural knowledge and competence and life-long learning. This study reports on students’ knowledge, skills and dispositions that occur as a result of participating in a short-term study abroad experience in Italy. Students provided responses to open-ended prompts and five structured questions. Findings of the study suggest students gain valuable insight while participating in hands-on, structured, study abroad experiences.
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