Title of article
Landscape Design Courses Provide Opportunities for Service Learning
Author/Authors
Davis، Greg L. نويسنده ,
Issue Information
روزنامه با شماره پیاپی سال 1999
Pages
-22
From page
23
To page
0
Abstract
The Environmental Horticulture Departmentʹs landscape design course at the University of Florida included a service learning component in which student teams completed the design process in cooperation with Habitat for Humanity, an international service organization. Students designed a landscape plan for a local Habitat client and, working with other community volunteers, installed the landscape. The course, like other landscape courses, provided students the opportunity to integrate their horticultural knowledge, graphical and communication skills, and the design process. The service learning component, however, expanded their appreciation of giving to the community as volunteers while gaining needed hands-on experience.
Keywords
Pisum sativum , Rhizohium leguminosarum , symbiotic nitrogen fixation , cultivar strain interactions
Journal title
NACTA JOURNAL
Serial Year
1999
Journal title
NACTA JOURNAL
Record number
32640
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