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Hot Topic: Citizenship

Within the context of service-learning, citizenship is the extent to which young people see themselves as part of a public or community and as contributors to democracy. Citizenship is important to service-learning because it emphasizes a sense of ‘common good', and young people's place in achieving the common good.
September 2004 (Updated July 2008)
  
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