High-context Youth Development

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High-context Youth Development Experiences in which young people and adults have close connections over a long period of time.

Step 1 Identify Specific Life Skills Examples of life skills developed through 4-H club meetings: leadership communication decision making problem solving teamwork cooperation accepting differences

Step 2 Involve Youth and Leaders Club meetings should be planned and conducted by youth members. Youth-run meetings attract more young people to the club and keep everyone involved.

Step 3 Plan for Balance and Variety Rule of thumb for 90-minute meeting: Business meeting 15 minutes Educational program 30-45 minutes Recreation, social 30 minutes

Guiding Principles: The Essential Elements of 4-H Belonging A positive relationship with a caring adult An inclusive environment A safe environment Mastery Engagement in learning Learn new skills Independence Opportunity to see oneself as an active participant in the future Opportunity for self-determination Generosity Opportunity to value and practice service for others