Monthly Archives: November 2016
Reflection Activities You Can Use Right NOW
Kolb’s Experiential Learning Model, used by 4-H, allows learners to construct their knowledge by reflecting on activities and then determining how to apply them in their lives. With this being said, reflection isn’t just important, it’s critical. An activity without … Continue reading
Essential Elements Newsletter Inserts
While they aren’t quite finished yet, Wyoming 4-H has begun developing newsletter inserts to help educate volunteers on instilling and identifying the 4-H Essential Elements. Check them out at: Wyoming 4-H Essential Elements Newsletter Inserts And remember- BELONGING is always … Continue reading
Posted in Volunteer Development, Youth Development
Tagged Essential Elements, newsletter
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Do You MORC?
“What is this MORC you speak of?” National 4-H Council’s Marketing Online Resource Center (MORC) is a treasure trove of marketing toolkits, training, and tools. Check it out at: http://4-h.org/professionals/marketing-resources/ It is through this site that you can gain access to … Continue reading
Posted in Organizational Strategies, Professional Development
Tagged marketing, MORC
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A Little Video about Trajectory
“Florida 4-H puts youth on a trajectory to thrive…” Heard this one? While I wouldn’t use this phrase to tell my next door neighbor what I do (I have highly intelligent neighbors, I just prefer a simpler, more easy to … Continue reading
Tough Conversations
Check out this great blog post from Judy Ringer on a step by step method of approaching difficult conversations. We Have to Talk: A Step-by-Step Checklist for Difficult Conversations About the Author Judy Ringer is a conflict and communication … Continue reading
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Florida 4-H: Northeast District 