MEASURING IMPACT WHILE MAKING A DIFFERENCE: A FINANCIAL LITERACY SERVICE LEARNING PROJECT AS PARTICIPATORY ACTION RESEARCH
Keywords:
financial literacy, service learning, ethics, leadership, participatory action researchAbstract
The growth of service learning as an educational approach in colleges and universities has led to the use of more advanced pedagogical techniques in service learning programs.
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