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Sigmon wants to establish an end goal of service-learning in his article. This end goal is what we should be working towards in our community. Sigmon says how the curriculum demonstrates talent, skill, and power, but do not have an end goal. Sigmon examines each sector of society's end goal and examines how we can all improve the community we live in.

Title
On Determining The Ends Toward Which A City, A County, A Region, An Institution, A Community, Or An Individual Strives And Works In Their Daily Actions in the World
Creator
Sigmon, Robert L.
Date (Text)
Circa 1998
Other Identifiers
local: MSS 033 Box 5 Folder 3
Subject (Topic)
Service learning -- United States
System Control No.
p16128coll7/id/231
Format
essay
License
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