61. Agricultural Education - Graduation Requirements Students intending to apply an agricultural education sequence toward a Regents diploma Such approved activities must be beyond the FFA instruction and http://www.emsc.nysed.gov/workforce/agriculture/graduation.html

Overview Program Management Learning Standards Professional Developmen t Facilities Guidelines Resources Sequences in Career and Technical Education Students intending to apply an Agricultural Education sequence toward a Regents diploma must complete a minimum of four units in a State or State-approved sequence. The sequence should include an area of study emphasis selected from within one of the three Agricultural Education program clusters: Agricultural Production and Science Occupations Cluster; Agricultural Business Management and Service Occupations Cluster; and Natural Resources and Ecological Occupations Cluster. A four unit sequence in Agricultural Education must include all required units and an approved combination of alternative units. The Agricultural Education program cluster(s) and area(s) of study emphasis that a school will offer are to be determined by the Agricultural Education faculty, in conference with the Agricultural Education program consultant committee and the school's administrators. An Agricultural Education sequence may include a maximum of 1/2-unit of credit for approved advanced student leadership development activities in the National FFA Organization Program. Such approved activities must be beyond the FFA instruction and activities integrated in the school day during the school year, and all objectives of the Advanced Student Leadership in Agriculture Standard of Instruction module must be met.

62. Agricultural Education - Resources where most of the agricultural education program activities take place. National Council for agricultural education www.agedhq.org/council.html http://www.emsc.nysed.gov/workforce/agriculture/resources.html

Overview Program Management Learning Standards Professional Development ... Facilities Guidelines Oswegatchie Educational Center www.oswegatchie.org Student Leadership Development Competitive events and projects on an individual, team, and local chapter basis aid in the accomplishment of the performance objectives of the respective instruction. The New York Association of FFA is known to be a very effective vehicle in infusing a student-centered community-based approach to agricultural education. The charter establishing the New York Association of FFA by the Board of Regents is recorded as Number 9938 and adopted on May 23, 1969. To develop character, train for useful citizenship and foster patriotism, and develop competent agriculture leadership; To create interest on the part of members in the intelligent choice of agricultural occupations; To encourage members to acquire skills and work experience in preparation for careers in agriculture; To participate in cooperative activities and worthy undertakings for the improvement of agriculture;

63. Community a professional development model for agricultural education, biology, educational Outreach activities in Food Science Systems Utilizing Multiple http://www.clemson.edu/A2020/ANR.htm

Project LINK Thomas Gladden, Principal Investigator McAdams Hall Clemson University Clemson SC 29634-0725 Phone: 864-656-3301 e-mail: tglddn@clemson.edu Web Page: not available a synergistic communication system among project partners that enhances sharing of information and research and establishes ties to other community partners such as the State Department of Agriculture, South Carolina Nursery Growers, the Master Gardener Program, and the South Carolina Association of Agricultural Educators; articulated agricultural and environmental sciences curricula that will serve as a model for state-wide replication and will provide students with a smooth transition between high school, technical colleges, and universities; enhanced instructional strategies that incorporate distance learning technology that will produce collaborative projects jointly developed and implemented by college and high school students; a professional development model for agricultural education, biology, and environmental education teachers that provides limitless resources for in-service training;

64. The National Council For Agricultural Education - About The Council - Council endorses agricultural education Opportunity Fund Programs and activities are directed by the staff of the agricultural education National http://www.teamaged.org/aboutthecouncil.htm

What's New? Council named Cluster Leader for Agriculture, Food and Natural Resources Career Cluster Participate as a member of the Career Cluster Leadership Committee (Representatives from all 16 clusters) Maintain and update career cluster knowledge and skills at the cluster foundation and pathway level Be representative of both business and education and each pathway shall be represented Bonnie Callison, Director of AgrowKnowledge Center named to Council Board Council Board Membership has expanded to include AgrowKnowledge, The National Center for Agriscience and Technology Education located at Kirkwood Community College in Cedar Rapids, Iowa. The AgrowKnowledge Center is a National Science Foundation project focused on a common vision of capacity building, curriculum development and faculty development as related to science, mathematics and technology in Agricultural Education. For more information, refer to ( www.AgrowKnow.org

65. GHS Agriculture Courses The course will utilize agricultural education and FFA activities to develop group dynamics, speaking skills, parliamentary procedures, goal setting, http://ghs.gilbert.k12.az.us/academics/agriculture/agcourse.html

AGRICULTURE COURSES Activities Faculty Applied Biological Systems AG Science-Animal ... Agricultural Co-Operative Education (ACE) AG100 Applied Biological Systems Grades: 9, 10 1 Year 1 Credit Lab Fee Students in this will learn agricultural science, animal science, plant science, and agricultural mechanics. Further emphasis is on finance, management skills, marketing of agricultural products, and leadership development. This course is a prerequisite to other Agriculture Education courses. FFA activities are emphasized. (Top of Page) AG101 AG Science-Animal Grades: 10, 11, 12 1 Year 1 Credit Lab Fee Prerequisite: Applied Biological Systems or agriculture teacher recommendation This course will meet one of the district's science graduation requirements. This course will satisfy one-half lab science credit for Arizona university entrance requirements. Can be taken for dual credit.

66. Financial Aid - Agricultural Scholarships Harold D. Beals and Robert L. Campbell agricultural education Scholarship interest in agriculture and education throuh a variety of activities, (ie. http://www.uwplatt.edu/finaid/bilsa_agr.html

These scholarships are available to students with majors or minors in agriculture or students involved in agriculture organizations. Please see Sharon Pete, 218 Pioneer Tower for additional agriculture scholarship form. Agriculture Economics And Agribusiness Alumni Scholarship, leadership, major in agribusiness, or agriculture economics. Alliant Energy Foundation Major in agricultural engineering technology, or major in agribusiness equipment, structure and power systems emphasis, scholastic achievement, need. Ambrosius-Cottingham Endowed Scholarship in Agribusiness Enrolled as Agribusiness major, financial need, demonstrated leadership. Scholarship used toward tuition. Major in agribusiness, business, or accounting. Preference given to applicants who are the children or grandchildren of employees of Blain Supply and/or Blain's Farm and Fleet. Buel Dull Memorial Any agriculture major may apply. Must have a grade point average of 3.0 or greater. Cenex Harvest States Foundation Must have completed at least three semesters at time of application, resident of CENEX trade area, career interest in agribusiness, course work in cooperative principles, scholarship and leadership. May be renewed for second year if requirements are met. C.L. Denure Memorial

67. MU Department Of Agricultural Education Conduct and disseminate research and scholarly activities focused on Serve as a professional resource for agricultural education programs at the local, http://www.aged.missouri.edu/AgEd/department.htm

Department News People Undergraduate ... Home Department of Agricultural Education Vision Mission Statement of Philosophy Department of Agricultural Education Gentry Hall University of Missouri-Columbia Columbia, MO 65211-7040 Telephone: (573) 882-7451 Fax: (573) 884-4444 Vision ...to be the premier leader in the advancement of teaching and learning in agriculture, food, and natural resources. Mission . . . prepare outstanding agriculture, food, and natural resource educators for leadership positions in the public and private sectors. The mission will be accomplished through teaching, research and scholarship, and outreach activities related to learning and teaching, communication, and leadership in agriculture, food, and natural resources. The mission will be achieved by accomplishing the following goals : Prepare successful educators for careers in the industry of agriculture, food, and natural resources. Prepare successful agriculture, food, and natural resource educators for careers in secondary, postsecondary, and adult education programs. Enhance communication and leadership skills of future professionals in agriculture, food, and natural resource careers.

68. K-State Undergraduate Catalog 2004-2006: Agriculture agricultural education—BS agricultural communications and journalism—BS Extracurricular activities Leadership, communication, and interpersonal skills http://courses.k-state.edu/catalog/undergraduate/ag/

K-State Undergraduate Catalog 2004-2006 About the Catalog About the University Calendar ... University Faculty Agriculture Fred Cholick, Dean and Director of the Kansas Agricultural Experiment Station and the Kansas Cooperative Extension Service 114 Waters Hall Lawrence H. Erpelding, Associate Dean Kevin J. Donnely, Assistant Dean Jackie McClaskey, Assistant Dean Zelia Holloway, Assistant Dean for Diversity Programs 117 Waters Hall www.ag.ksu.edu The College of Agriculture offers 14 bachelor of science degree programs, 10 master of science programs, nine programs leading to the Ph.D., and a pre-veterinary medicine program. The programs and options provide flexibility to meet the needs of students who will enter varied careers in the food chain and related agribusinesses. The profession Professional agriculture is the application of the physical, biological, and social sciences and the principles of management to food production, preservation and processing, crop and livestock marketing, culture of flowers, turf grass, and ornamentals, life processes of plants and animals, natural resources management, economic development, agricultural education and communication, and related fields. Faculty More than 95 percent of the instructional faculty of the College of Agriculture have Ph.D. degrees. All are actively involved in research and publish their findings regularly in scientific journals. They work closely with extension specialists. This integration of teaching, research, and extension helps ensure that courses are current and relevant.

69. AISE 8103 International Agricultural Education Examination of formal and nonformal agricultural education systems and related Under the list of learning activities there will be a list of Web sites, http://www.msstate.edu/dept/ais/8103/

International Agricultural Education Human Resource Collaboratories: An Experiment in Online Learning Course Objectives Web-Assisted Text Library ... Policies AISE 8103 Class Description As cited from the 2000-2001 Bulletin of Mississippi State University Three hours lecture. Examination of formal and non-formal agricultural education systems and related situations and processes which influence agricultural development in developing countries. Email Instructors For information about the instructors, classes they teach, and student email addresses, go to the "Instructors" page. Lead Instructor: Dr. Gary J. Wingenbach - gwingenb@ais.msstate.edu Collaboratory Members: Dr. Gary J. Wingenbach Assistant Professor Agricultural Information Science and Education Mississippi State University gwingenb@ais.msstate.edu Dr. Barbara G. Ludwig Department of Extension Ohio State University Extension ludwig.2@osu.edu Dr. Mohammad Chizari Associate Professor Agricultural Extension and Education Tarbiat Modarres University Tehran, Iran mchizari@modares.ac.ir

70. Policy Note On Agriculture - Agricultural Education And Research CHAPTER VI. agricultural education AND RESEARCH organise various extension education activities to the farming community in close collaboration with the http://www.tn.gov.in/policynotes/archives/policy/agri-e-6.htm

CHAPTER VI AGRICULTURAL EDUCATION AND RESEARCH Tamil Nadu Agricultural University continues to strive hard in improving the quality of education, evolution of location specific improved crop varieties, soil and crop management and protection technologies, other innovations and transfer of technology. EDUCATION RESEARCH The Government of Tamil Nadu have approved seven new plan schemes for the year 1999-2000 with a financial outlay of Rs.36.96 lakhs with more emphasis on Horticulture, Plant origin pesticides for the management of pests and diseases and strengthening of infrastructure facilities for the newly started Tapioca and Castor Research Station at Yethapur. Tamil Nadu Agricultural University, Coimbatore won the coveted ICAR best Institution Award for the outstanding research work in Agriculture for the year 1998. Research work has been in progress in diverse schemes funded by various National and International Agencies as given below:- Agencies No. of schemes Amount (Rs. in lakhs) Govt. of India

71. Agricultural Education Courses - TTU School Of Agriculture Early field experience in a high school agricultural education program or a County Theory and practice in directing learning activities; planning and http://www.tntech.edu/agriculture/Courses/AGED_courses.htm

Agriculture Course Descriptions Agricultural Education Courses (O) and (E) Denote Odd and Even Years Respectively AGED 2120 (AGED 212). Introduction to Agricultural and Extension Education. Lec. 2. Lab. 2. Credit 3. History, philosophy, goals, objectives and current issues in agricultural and extension programs. Early field experience in a high school Agricultural Education program or a County Agricultural Extension Service program. AGED 4110 (AGED 411). Methods of Teaching Agriscience. Lec. 2. Lab. 2. Credit 3. Methods of teaching agricultural mechanics including organization and equipment for the laboratory, development of a filing system, preparation of the instructional plans, organization and presentation of demonstrations and discussions, and evaluation of the program. AGED 4150 (5150) [AGED 415 (515)]. Communications and Public Relations in Agricultural and Extension Education. Lec. 3. Credit 3. Publics to be dealt with, public relations media, techniques of establishing and maintaining desirable communications and public relations in agriculture. AGED 4200 (5200) [AGED 420 (520)]. Methods and Techniques of Teaching in Agricultural and Extension Education.

72. Chapter 1 Chapter 1 Origins of agricultural and Related education In addition to farming related activities, the breadth of agricultural education includes food http://www.landfood.unimelb.edu.au/dean/book2/ch1.html

Chapter 1: Origins of Agricultural and Related Education Origins of Agricultural and Related Education Vocational Agricultural Education Urban Influence The university and college traditions which have developed over the past seven centuries represent one of the remarkable features of international life (Van den Bor et al, 1989). The clearly defined culture of universities which allowed peripatetic scholars to roam Europe in medieval times continues to allow modern academics to move between countries, largely unaffected by the limitations of language, religion and politics or culture. It is within this international culture, and one of skills training based on schools, that agricultural education first developed during the 1600s. An essay attributed to Cressy Dymock published in London in 1651 includes a proposal ... 'for the erecting of a Colledge of Husbandry and in order thereto for the taking in of Pupills or Apprentices and alfo Friends or Fellowes of the same Colledge or Society ...' The Institute of Agricultural History at the University of Reading dates the opening of the Academio Dei George in Florence at 1753 (Creasey, 1995) and Beveridge (1991) records a Chair in Agriculture as being established at the University of Padua in 1764. One summary of the early history of agricultural education may be styled

73. AGED-AGRICULTURAL EDUCATION, 300-400 Level Selected agricultural education students will spend up to 12 weeks with an Participation in all phases of agriculture teacher duties and activities http://www.calpoly.edu/~acadprog/97depts/97aged/agedud.htm

AGED-AGRICULTURAL EDUCATION, 300-400 Level AGED 330 FFA and Supervised Agriculture Programs (6) Implementation processes and operational procedures for initiating, conducting and integrating FFA activities and SOE Programs appropriate to community, school and student needs. Demonstration, application and observation of practices and techniques utilized by agriculture instructors in conducting organized classroom, shop, school farm, laboratory and home visit instruction in agriculture, FFA and SOE activities. 3 activities, and supervision. Prerequisite: AGED 202. AGED 339 Internship in Agricultural Education (1-12) (CR/NC) Selected Agricultural Education students will spend up to 12 weeks with an approved agricultural firm engaged in production or related business. Time will be spent applying and developing production and managerial skills and abilities. One unit of credit may be allowed for each full week of completed and reported internship. Degree credit limited to 6 units. Credit/No Credit grading only. Prerequisite: Consent of internship instructor. AGED 350 Undergraduate Field Experience (1) (CR/NC) Presentations and group discussions of activities and programs unique to teaching vocational agriculture in California secondary schools. Credit/No Credit grading only. 1 lecture. Prerequisite: AGED 202 or consent of instructor. Concurrent: AGED 351.

74. AGED-AGRICULTURAL EDUCATION 2 activities. AGED 200 Special Problems in agricultural education (14). Individual investigation, research, studies or surveys of selected problems in http://www.calpoly.edu/~acadprog/2003depts/cagr/aged_dept/agedcrs2003.html

AGED-AGRICULTURAL EDUCATION 2003-05 Catalog Agricultural Education and Communication Department AGED 102 Personal Assessment (2) (CR/NC) Designed to increase the student's academic, career, and personal self-assessment as it relates to the educational process. Study skill methods, campus academic regulations, available resources and issues that face many university students. Credit/no credit grading only. 2 activities. AGED 200 Special Problems in Agricultural Education (1-4) Individual investigation, research, studies or surveys of selected problems in Agricultural Communication/Agricultural Education. Total credit limited to 8 units, with a maximum of 4 units per quarter. Prerequisite: Consent of department head. AGED 202 Introduction to Agricultural Education and Communication (2) Overview of agricultural education career pathways including goals and purposes. Kinds of classes and types of programs. Qualifications essential to success in teaching agriculture. Planned program of studies to meet requirement for teaching agricultural communication or international agriculture. 2 lectures. AGED 220 Agriculture Youth Conferences (2) (CR/NC) Problems encountered and practices applied during the conduct of the annual FFA State Convention. Methods, procedures and materials adapted for use by the student in developing the committee system to produce conferences, conventions and workshops of all kinds and sizes. Total credit for AGED 220 and AGED 221 limited to 6 units. Credit/No Credit grading only. 2 activities. Prerequisite: Consent of instructor.

75. UNESCO Thesaurus: Alphabetical List After school activities agricultural prices agricultural education MT 1.50 Technical and vocational study subjects FR Enseignement agricole http://www.ulcc.ac.uk/unesco/terms/list3.htm

UNESCO Thesaurus: alphabetical list After school activities - Agricultural prices After school activities USE Extracurricular activities Aftercare (medical) USE Medical rehabilitation Age composition USE Age distribution Age discrimination MT 4.20 Social problems FR Discrimination fondée sur l'âge SP Discriminación por edad Discrimination Social problems RT Age distribution RT Ageing population RT Gender discrimination Age distribution MT 4.35 Population FR Répartition par âge SP Distribución por edad UF Age composition Age groups Adolescence Youth Adults ... Old age RT Age discrimination RT Population distribution RT Sex distribution Age groups MT 4.35 Population FR Groupe d'âge SP Grupo de edad Age distribution Adolescence Youth Adults ... Old age Ageing MT 2.70 Biology FR Vieillissement SP Envejecimiento Life cycle RT Ageing population RT Death RT Elderly RT Gerontology RT Old age Ageing population MT 4.35 Population FR Vieillissement de la population SP Envejecimiento de la población SN Continuing increase of elderly population both in absolute and in proportional terms in a given society. UF Ageing society, Population ageing

76. CTE/Agricultural Education Course Description - Agricultural Science And Technol USOE CTE/agricultural education Home Page Learning activities are varied, with classroom, laboratory, and field experiences emphasized. http://www.uen.org/core/core.do?courseNum=10321

77. DEM ANNOUNCES AWARD OF $ 340000 IN FARM VIABILITY GRANTS TO $6200, To fund promotional activities and materials for the Providence DownCity Rhode Island agricultural education Coalition Contact Pat McNiff http://www.dem.ri.gov/news/2002/pr/0429021.htm

78. International Centre For Agricultural Education - CIEA An international study centre for agricultural education. Details of seminars for teaching in agricultural universities, colleges and vocational schools. http://www.ciea.ch/

Search Contact Deutsch Français ... Español International Centre for Agricultural Education - CIEA Welcome to the CIEA website The CIEA (Centre international d’études agricoles) is an international study center for agricultural education and extension. Its activities are aimed at persons (professors, teachers, extensionists, and other specialists) working at agricultural universities, colleges, vocational schools and extension services as well as in NGOs (non governmental organisations). The main activities of the CIEA are: to organize international seminars in the field of education and extension in agriculture / in the rural sector. to offer a network for specialists working in agricultural or rural education or extension The CIEA is based in Berne, Switzerland, and managed by the Swiss College of Agriculture, Zollikofen. The CIEA regularly collaborates with partners from all over the world. News Information on CIEA Seminar 2005 in Chile Annual Report CIEA 2004 Questionnaires on CIEA Semiar 2004 ... Fotos of CIEA Seminar 2004 now online © 2005 CIEA, c/o BLW, Mattenhofstrasse 5, 3003 Bern, Switzerland

79. GADOE.org - Agriculture Education: Frequently Asked Questions About Agricultural Who supervises FFA meetings and activities? Agriculture education teachers are responsible for the planning and supervision of local organizational http://www.doe.k12.ga.us/curriculum/agriculture/faq.asp

Home Learning Agriculture Education EDUCATION IN GEORGIA State Superintendent State Board of Education No Child Left Behind Act State Education Rules Performance Standards Quality Core Curriculum Testing Programs Education Report Card SCHOOLS IN GEORGIA School Safety Student Nutrition Facilities Transportation State Schools Charter Schools Home Schools Magnet Schools Private Schools CURRICULUM Instruction Career/Tech/Ag Education Testing Programs Exceptional Students Limited English (ESOL) SCHOOL SUPPORT Excellence Recognition Counseling School Improvement Honors and Awards INSIDE DOE DOE/SBOE Newsroom Employment Finances/Budget Policy/External Affairs Information Technology Site Index by Subject 21st Century Centers 21st Century Learning (IT) 5 a Day (Nutrition) Admissions: School Accel Program (PSO) Accountability Accreditation: Schools ADA (Special Education) Advanced Placement AEP: Alternative Ed. After-School Program Agriculture Education Allotments (Finance) America's Choice Attendance: Students AYP: Adequate Progress Basic Skills Test Behavior Support Process Benefits: Employees Career Development Career/Tech/Ag Ed Charter Schools Communities in Schools Competitive Grant (IT) Consolidated Application Consolidated Performance Contracts: Teachers Counseling CPI: Classified Personnel Info CRCT (Testing) Crunchy Critter CSR: School Reform Curriculum: Active (QCC) Curriculum: Proposed (GPS) Data Analysis Tools Data Reports Data Transmission Decisions: State Board Diabetes (Nutrition) Disadvantaged Children

80. KSU Agricultural Education - K-State Ag Ed KSU agricultural education (Ag Ed) website. Site is loaded with great information about KState Ag Ed Department. KSU Ag Ed prepares students to become http://coe.ksu.edu/ageducation/links-resources.html

Teacher Education Current Students FAQs -Start Here Advising Ag Ed Club ATA Ag Ed Club Officers ... KS Ag Ed Vacancies **Recently Updated Ag Ed Links - Instructional Resources Curriculum Materials CIMC - Oklahoma CMS - Ohio ITCS - Illinois IML - Missouri IMS - Texas MAVCC - Multistate Academic and Vocational Curriculum Consortium (KS is a member) MAVCC Safety Training - Hundreds of safety videos and CD-ROMs for career and technical educators. Many titles are available in Spanish. Instructional Materials Online Agricultural Mechanics Lesson Plans Agricultural Mechanics Tool ID - CDE practice Agricultural Mechanics Transparancy Masters Agripedia -Judging information, and lots more Animal Science Lesson Plans - California GlennRoseFFA (Formerly Fouke FFA) -PowerPoint Lessons Georgia Agriculture Curriculum Georgia Agricultural Education - Games, Lessons, etc.

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