Community Resources – Meaning

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Community Resources – Meaning

Community Resources are the institutions, places, people, and facilities available in a community that help in the learning and overall development of students.
These resources provide real-life experiences beyond the classroom and make Social Science learning practical, meaningful, and interesting.

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