Youth as Successful AdultsPlan of Work

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Trigg County CES

Title:
Youth as Successful Adults
MAP:
Enhance Life Skills and Build Consumer Awareness
Agents Involved:
Shelley Crawford
MAJOR PROGRAM 1:
Agriculture
MAJOR PROGRAM 2:
Communications and Expressive Arts
MAJOR PROGRAM 3:
21st Century Skills (Career & Workplace Development)
MAJOR PROGRAM 4:
Family and Consumer Science
Situation:
Long-Term Outcomes:
Intermediate Outcomes:
Initial Outcomes:
Evaluation:

Outcome:Youth gain knowledge and skills through participation in 4-H Youth Development Projects

Indicator: Youth who complete 4-H Youth Development project work

Method: 4-H Common Measures Universal Survey, project evaluations

Timeline: at the end of the project


Outcome: Youth express themselves effectively in group situations

Indicator: Youth participate in 4-H Communications and Expressive Arts projects

Method: 4-H Common Measures Universal Survey; project evaluations

Timeline: at the end of the project


Outcome: Youth will transition successfully into adult life

Indicator: Number of 4-H participants who go on to post-secondary education, work force, or military

Method: self-reporting

Timeline: one year after high school graduation

Learning Opportunities:

Audience: Club members

Project or Activity: school, project clubs

Content or Curriculum: 7 core curriculum areas

Inputs: agents, volunteers, teens

Date: on-going


Audience: Youth

Project or Activity: Applications/interviews, achievement applications

Content or Curriculum: world of work

Inputs: agents, volunteers, teachers, teens

Date: on-going


Audience: Club Members

Project or Activity: Vet science, Ham project, livestock, horse and other animal science projects

Content or Curriculum: National & Kentucky project books

Inputs: agents, volunteers

Date: on-going


Audience: Club Members, volunteers

Project or Activity: shooting sports

Content or Curriculum: KY 4-H shooting sports guidelines

Inputs: certified volunteers, agents, parents

Date: year round

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