National Learning Priorities A Maturing Field A profession operates from a body of knowledge, theory of action, and a repertoire of behaviors and skills.

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National Learning Priorities A Maturing Field A profession operates from a body of knowledge, theory of action, and a repertoire of behaviors and skills Becoming increasingly clear about what those are in the youth development field The more we know about “what works” the more we can focus on quality standards Field is dynamic and fluid in nature

National Learning Priorities Personal Responsibility Field grows through scholarship Scholarship results from innovations which are validated and communicated Practitioner must know and apply the field Scholar must grow and represent the field Why are you engaged in scholarly activity? Better practice, programs, and policies

National Learning Priorities Selection of Metrics What single piece of knowledge would solidify your confidence in your program? Does my program subscribe to what is known? Does my program incorporate an innovation that transforms the field? Managing external demands for information

National Learning Priorities Assessing Actual Impact Program may be of high quality and high dosage but has little reach Program may have broad reach but is of poor quality, high dosage may be detriment Program may have broad reach and be of high quality but limited dosage How can we influence practice in the field?