Implementation of Service Learning in Malaysian Higher-Educational Institutions: A Literature Review

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  • Muhammad Ridzuan Jamhari
  • Mohd Safarin Nordin
  • Muhamad Afzamiman Aripin
  • Isma Hazwani Ismail

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https://doi.org/10.36877/jwer.a0000518

Abstract

Service Learning activities are increasing in Malaysia and have been implemented by many parties. Many higher education institutions (HEI) contribute to the communities by organizing service-learning programmes. The service learning activities measure students' personalities who do community voluntary work with total commitment without demanding rewards. The implementation of service learning needs to comply with the elements of service learning: personal growth, civic learning and academic enhancement. In Malaysia, higher education institutions include universities, colleges, and teacher training institutes. There are various methods of implementing service learning, such as community services, volunteer activities, and charity programmes that involve students during their studies. Service Learning frameworks are guidelines for planning and doing the Services Learning activities. This study will clarify the implementation of Service Learning by higher-educational institutions in Malaysia involving universities and Institut Pendidikan Guru (IPG).

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2024-10-20

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