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Green, Corinne A.; Eady, Michelle J.; Burns, Pippa; Baker, Jessica; Primmer, Jennine; Harris, Penelope; Barkley, Carinya; Traynor, Victoria – Journal of Educational Research and Practice, 2021
Partnerships between schools, universities, and community organizations have mutual benefits for all involved. These partnerships value the contributions of all participants and capitalize on the expertise and knowledge that each brings. This reflective paper details a collaborative third-space partnership between a university, a primary school,…
Descriptors: Partnerships in Education, College School Cooperation, School Community Relationship, Universities
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Watson, Jane; Wright, Suzie; Allen, Jeanne Maree; Hay, Ian; Cranston, Neil; Beswick, Kim – Australian and International Journal of Rural Education, 2017
School and community interaction is an important topic in education, as evidence suggests that communities that value their local schools engender more positive long-term outcomes and a strengthening of the social capital for the students from those schools. Although school and community interaction has been explored from the schools' perspective,…
Descriptors: Foreign Countries, Social Capital, Rural Education, Community Involvement
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Broadbent, Robyn S.; Papadopoulos, Theo – Journal of Youth Studies, 2010
This paper reports on a comprehensive evaluation of the Advance programme by Victoria University in 2007/08. Advance is a flexible school-based programme for young people to volunteer or implement a project of benefit to their communities in the state of Victoria, in Australia. It is a partnership between the Office for Youth, Victorian government…
Descriptors: Partnerships in Education, Experiential Learning, Foreign Countries, Community Organizations
Cumming, Jim – 1997
Community-based learning (CBL) is a structured approach to learning and teaching that connects meaningful community experience with intellectual development, personal growth, and active citizenship. Enthusiasm for CBL is emerging in Australia and elsewhere because it is seen as the following: strategy for whole-school reform, especially in…
Descriptors: Agency Cooperation, Community Education, Community Organizations, Computer Uses in Education