SCHOLE: A Journal of Leisure Studies & Recreation EducationSCHOLE is the official refereed publication of the National Recreation and Park Association in cooperation with Sagamore Publishing. The Journal aims to disseminate knowledge related to park and recreation courses, curricula, and teaching. Articles address a wide range of issues concerning graduate and undergraduate education.

 

 

 

 

 

 

SCHOLE: A Journal of Leisure Studies & Recreation Education Volume 17

Research Articles

Gemeinsheft and Gesellschaft: Empowering Parks and Recreation Students to Engender Common-Unity in Place-Based and Nonplace Communities
    Gary D. Ellis, Eric Trunnell, and Rodney A. Ellis

Building a Learning Community for Fieldwork Students: A Case Study Example
    Deborah A. Smith, Irma O’Dell, and Nathan A. Schaumleffel

An Individualized Approach to Service-Learning: Partnerships to Enhance the Relevance of Education to Practice
    Robin Kunstler 

A Service-Learning Program Designed to Prepare Students to Meet the Leisure Needs of Older Adults with Dementia: A Case Report
    Judith E. Voelkl 

Intergenerational Education Programs in Leisure and Aging Courses: Older Adults and Student Experiences
    Sherry L. Dupuis 

Undergraduate Student Preference for Client Age Groups: Why the Young Avoid the Old
    Susan A. Myllykangas, Bryan P. McCormick, and Michelle S. Reilly 

Responding to the Call for Curriculum Reform: A Case Study
    Susan A. McGhee, Diane G. Groff, Thomas K. Skalko, Bob Riley, and Carmen V. Russoniello 

Finding Flow in Postsecondary Teaching
    Jeffery M. Hill 

A Study of AIDS Risk-Behavior Knowledge Among College Students: Another Facet of Teaching Social Responsibility
    Orazio “Ori” Caroleo
 

Reviews

On-line Resources for Educators in Recreation and Leisure Studies
    Diane G. Groff, Ed.D., TRS/CTRS 

A Teaching Guide to Natural Resources and the Informed Citizen
    Eric Frauman, Ph.D. 

Instructor’s Guide for Introduction to Recreation Service for People with Disabilities: A Person-Centered Approach (2nd Edition)
    Jennifer Hinton, Ph.D., CTRS 

The Design Analysis and Improvement of Tourist Services
    Terry G. Schwartz, Ed.D., CPRP 

Collecting and Analyzing Qualitative Data: Hermeneutic Principles, Methods, and Case Examples
    Susan L. Hutchinson
 

Classroom Learning Activities

Where Do Theories Come From and What Use Are They? An In-Class Activity
    Linwood B. Clayton 

A Bird in the Hand is Worth Two in the Mind: Exploring Symbolic Interaction Theory in the Classroom
    Al Williams 

Learning and Understanding Group Theory by Doing
    Ruthie Kucharewski 

Multicultural Detective Fiction: Exploring Cultural Diversity Through Leisure
    Diane M. Samdahl and Corey W. Johnson 

“Leisure Live!”
    John  Safranek, John R. Collins, Jr., and Barbara Wilhite 

Choices
    Bill Stobart

News Stories