In preparation for Social Responsibility Week, I would like to issue a VIP call to you to submit RECIPE for the #LEAPTexas Recipe book on Social Responsibility!
As part of submitting your recipe, we will highlight your recipe on Twitter (include your university's name in the post) and include your recipe in the e-book!
I know you are thinking, recipes and social responsibility? Well, this is an innovative approach focused on small (but meaningful) activities focused on how we can teach our college students how to be socially responsible.
What is social responsibility?
Liberal Education and America's Promise defines social responsibility by focusing on the following concepts:
- Civic knowledge and engagement—local and global
- Intercultural knowledge and competence
- Ethical reasoning and action
- Foundations and skills for lifelong learning
In the Social Responsibility @LEAPTexas Recipe Book, each of the recipes will be compiled in a e-publication to help others incorporate SR in their courses or high impact educational practices!
Please submit a short recipe (and your name) by typing the recipe on the @LEAPTexas Recipe Book . The instructions for submitting your recipe on the book only include TWO steps!
Step 1 - Please copy and paste the following recipe template below the line:
Social Responsibility (SR) Recipe Title:
Name:
Institution:
Course in Which You Incorporated Social Responsibility:
Description of (SR) Assignment:
Items Needed:
Time Needed:
Ideas for Assessing the Assignment:
Additional Resources and Links (Optional)
Step 2 - Type your recipe utilizing the template below the yellow on the Google Document line:
If you have ANY questions, please contact me, I will be happy to help! Have a great week!
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