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MARTIN LUTHER KING JR .  \nEssential Question  \nWhat is experiential service-learning, and how can I incorporate it into my classroom instruction with Education+ initiative resources?  \nWHAT IS EXPERIENTIAL SERVICE-LEARNING?  \nExperiential service-learning is based on a structured academic foundation that goes beyond volunteering and community service. It’s an instructional practice that engages teachers and students with their communities in a structured way and allows students to meet their learning objectives while addressing their community’s needs.  \nTHE FOUR STEPS OF SERVICE-LEARNING  \nPart 1:  \nInvestigate & Learn  \nStudents explore topics related to areal-world challenge or opportunity.  \nPart 2:  \nAction Plan  \nStudents develop a plan to implement their service-learning project.  \nPart 3:  \nTake Action  \nStudents implement their action plan.  \nPart 4:  \nReport & Celebrate  \nStudents present the results of their servicelearning initiatives and share through social media or other forms of celebration.  \nABOUT REALIZE THE DREAM AND EDUCATION+  \nEducation+ Introduction: [https://educationplus.org](https://educationplus.org)[ ](https://educationplus.org)Realize the Dream is a monumental initiative to unite America through service. Martin Luther King  \nIII, Arndrea Waters King and their daughter, Yolanda Renee King, are deeply passionate about enriching students’ experiences to help them develop into well-rounded citizens. By realizing his father’s dream of an equitable and united America through a servicelearning model, our goal is to educate, inspire and equip students to become more conscientious citizens, gain a deeper understanding of how their actions apply to real-world issues and promote a message of hope and unity, both locally and globally.  \nEducation+ is a free platform designed to help teachers inspire and equip their students to change their lives by changing the world. It uses experiential servicelearning that challenges young people to identify the local issues that spark their passion and empowers them with the tools to take action. 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