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This 68-page guide is based on the seven keys of local program success to create or re-design a well-balanced, comprehensive middle school agricultural education program. These keys also serve as the organizing framework for the rest of the guide, with a chapter dedicated to each. It includes great examples and ideas for middle school Supervised Agricultural Experience programs. | | With lesson plans, record keeping systems ranging from basic to comprehensive, assessment tools for student programs, information on SAE supervision and visitation and much more, you’ll have all the resources for a great SAE program at your fingertips with this Handbook on CD-ROM! |
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With information geared at three groups (pre-service teachers, in-service teachers and volunteers), this program is full of modules for learning more about the benefits of having volunteers at the local level and using them efficiently and effectively. Some of the specific topics you’ll find are: Positive Youth Development, Recruitment and Retention of Volunteers, Orientation and Training of Volunteers, Financial Management and Risk Management Issues. | | Your Chapter Recruitment committee and chapter officers will love this! The guide, written especially for high school students, points them in the right direction when it comes to recruitment and retention in your chapter. The 25 page book is full of best practices from chapters around the country, information to help your chapter think through the critical pieces of organizing activities and ideas on putting your best foot forward when it comes to public relations. |
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