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Debriefing Part 1: What’s that all about?
Published on February 5, 2015
Have you ever heard someone say, “Let’s debrief” or “We’ll finish today by debriefing” but never really understood what that meant? In this first article about debriefing, we’ll discuss the origin, definition and techniques for effective debriefing. -
E-portfolios: A path to a productive future
Published on February 3, 2015
Learn how to showcase your skills and experiences with an e-portfolio. -
Mindfulness in adolescence
Published on February 2, 2015
Research shows the practice of mindfulness can help youth navigate stress more effectively. -
Showing character Part 2: Caring
Published on January 29, 2015
Showing Character is a series of hands-on learning activities for young people to teach them about character education when showing livestock projects. Learn more about one important area of character education: caring. -
Do you want to build a snowman?
Published on January 29, 2015
Building a snowman can be lots of fun and a great activity to do as a family. Follow these simple steps to enjoy building a fun snowman and developing life skills with your kids. -
Peer-to-peer financial education enhances youth learning
Published on January 29, 2015
Engaging youth in peer education around financial literacy topics can greatly enhance the depth of knowledge developed. Gain strategies to implement peer education in your program. -
Cloverbud programs Part 2: Providing a solid foundation for youth animal science programs
Published on January 29, 2015
Cloverbud programs should include activity-based experiences and be cooperative learning-centered. -
Introducing youth to engineering: Launching
Published on January 28, 2015
Introduce youth to engineering with a fun launching activity. -
Students with disabilities and college visits
Published on January 27, 2015
For college bound students with any type of disability, consider a visit to the center(s) that offer resources, assistance and support during a college visit. -
Cloverbud programs Part 1: Providing a solid foundation for youth animal science programs
Published on January 27, 2015
Cloverbud programs designed for youth ages 5 to 8 years-old can provide young people with a solid foundation in animal science projects.