3-Circle Model of Agricultural Education

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Explore the 3-Circle Model of Agricultural Education, focusing on classroom/laboratory instruction, supervised agricultural experiences, and FFA leadership opportunities. Understand how these components work together to provide students with a comprehensive agricultural education experience, preparing them for success in the field.

  • Agriculture Education
  • Classroom Instruction
  • Leadership Development
  • FFA
  • Experiential Learning

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  1. Introduction to the 3-Circle Model of Agricultural Education

  2. What is the 3-Circle Model? Describes what a student's experience in agricultural education should look like Helps students gain knowledge, practical experiences, and leadership skills to succeed in an agricultural career

  3. Classroom/Laboratory Instruction Formal learning in both the classroom and laboratory

  4. Supervised Agricultural Experiences Allows students to gain hands-on experiences outside of the classroom Students will take what they learn in the classroom and apply it to the outside world You will design, participate, and reflect on a project this year

  5. FFA Leadership organization that provides opportunities for personal growth, career development, and community service Students can participate in leadership training, competitions, travel opportunities, and team bonding experiences FFA members develop critical skills like teamwork, communication and problem-solving

  6. How Do The 3 Circles Work Together? The classroom and laboratory provides students with foundational knowledge SAEs allow students to apply this knowledge in real-world situations FFA fosters personal growth, and allows students to further apply knowledge

  7. Conclusion Questions What does the 3-Circle model describe? What are the 3 components of the model? How do the components of the 3-Circle model work together? Which part of the 3-Circle model do you think is the most important?

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