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SCM Levels and Values

The Social Change Model's central principles—social responsibility and change for the common good—are assessed through eight core values that describe students’ level of self-awareness and ability to work with others (HERI). These values are organized into three levels of study:

Individual Level:
What individual qualities should students learn? What personal qualities support effective collective action and social change?
  • Consciousness of self
  • Congruence
  • Commitment
Group Level:
What processes do students need to learn in order to work effectively in groups? How can collaboration foster individual development and social change?
  • Common purpose
  • Collaboration
  • Controversy with civility
Societal Level:
How can involvement in positive change in the community promote group collaboration and develop individual character?
  • Citizenship

The dynamic interplay of the first seven items contributes to social change for the common good, the final critical value (HERI).



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