Abstract
This study investigates service-learning experiences for university students in a teacher certification program, explored through the lens of sociocultural theory. Data was collected from pre-service teachers (PST) involved in service learning conducted virtually using Zoom with Vietnamese pre-service teachers. Data was in the form of surveys, which included short reflections and yes/no responses. Findings show that the service-learning program allowed PST to have the opportunity to apply the strategies learned in their coursework with ELs and increased their sense of preparation as a result. Pre-service teachers reported the service-learning communities of practice to be beneficial for their ELs. Implications highlight the importance of service-learning which allows the university to increase its visibility in the community.
Recommended Citation
Grissom, D., Fattahi Marnani, P., Cuocci, S., & McLaughlin, I. (2025). Effectiveness of Pre-service Teachers’ Service Learning with English Language Learners Via Zoom. Journal of English Learner Education. (17)2.
Retrieved from https://stars.library.ucf.edu/jele/vol17/iss2/5
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