While it seems obvious that Meaningful Student Involvement should
drive extra-curricular activities, it is not always true that is the case. Adults in charge of extra-curricular activities may rely on the tradition of having students be passive recipients of their leadership in order to operate their activities. For this reason, in the case of most clubs, teams, and other activities, it is important to position Meaningful Student Involvement directly guide the operation of these activities. This allows students and adults in schools to answer many essential questions for extracurricular activities.
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- Issues Addressed through Meaningful Student Involvement
- Meaningful Student Involvement Toolbox
- Meaningful Student Involvement Handbook
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