Communication and Expressive ArtsPlan of Work

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Marion County CES

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Communication and Expressive Arts
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Empowering youth to reach their full potential
Agents Involved:
Amanda Sublett
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Communications & Expressive Arts
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Providing youth with the ability to enhance and develop communication skills is of great importance in Kentucky.  The development of communications skills is one of the preeminent skills necessary to grow as an individual, a community member and a leader.  Using age appropriate activities selected from the approved Kentucky 4-H Communication & Expressive Arts Curriculum, educators can maximize the ability of youth to develop their writing, reading and personal communication capacities.  This in turn creates a solid foundation for positive youth development (Jones, K. R. 2006) Research also shows a positive association between arts participation and a number of desirable academic and social outcomes, such as school grades, test scores, enrollment in post-secondary education, attainment of a bachelor’s degree, and higher levels of literacy and civic engagement. (Child Trends, 2012) Kentucky 4-H provides communication and expressive arts by engaging youth in hands-on educational experiences that inspire confidence and foster a love for the arts.  Programs and projects are offered in the areas of public speaking, visual arts, and performing arts.  

 

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Audience:  Youth ages 9-18  

Project or Activity:  Demonstrations and Speech Contest

Content or Curriculum:   Kentucky 4-H Speak Up and Would You Like to Do a 4-H Project Demonstration? Project Books.  Communications Curriculum: Module 1, Communications Curriculum Module 2, Communications Curriculum Module 3  

Inputs:  Teachers, School Officials, Parents, Community Members  

Date:   November 2024 - July 2025  


Audience:  Youth ages 9-18  

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