Success Story2018 Jefferson County Communications Day



2018 Jefferson County Communications Day

Author: Lawrence Caudle

Planning Unit: KSU Administration

Major Program: Communications and Expressive Arts 4-H Core Curriculum

Plan of Work: Developing leadership skills for community and civic engagement

Outcome: Intermediate Outcome

The communications program in Kentucky 4-H is based around the concept of helping youth to explore, develop, and define their communication abilities in regards to such areas as public speaking, personal expression, interaction with others, and professional correspondence. The communication programs presented take a variety of approaches and techniques to improving youth skills, including but not limited to project books that involved personal evaluation and reflection of skills, competitive speaking and demonstrations, extemporaneous speaking, expression through art, and personal/professional relationship activities. The Jefferson County 4-H Communications Day was held so that local youth could demonstrate their skills in the various competitions held on. There were youth of varying ages all competing in the various classes of speeches and demonstrations. After the end of the Communications Day, 12 youth qualified to move on to the State 4-H Communications Day Competition.






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