Promoting Life Skills through 4-H Projects Workshop CD (4H1644A)

December 20, 2013 - Kendra Moyses<kmoyses@msu.edu>

Life skills are a basic foundation that prepare youth for success in life.  The goal of Michigan 4-H Youth Development is that every youth possess the necessary life skills to be successful and lead a productive life.  Through the motto of, learn by doing and the experiential learning model, youth involved in Michigan 4-H programs are gaining life skills through project, experiences and opportunities that 4-H offers.

Workshop CD ImageThis CD can be used in any 4-H or other youth group setting to help leaders and parents understand basic concepts in youth development as they apply to approaching and completing projects. New in December 2012.

 

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