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Understanding Agriculture: New Directions for Education AGED 3203

Factoids  /3 of population lived on a farm  million lived on farms  < 5% of high school students enroll in ag ed  75% of Ag Ed students are in FFA  Over half of all ag teachers teach alone  35% of all programs are in 13 southern states  Ag Ed attracts few minorities

Selected Sections  Program content has failed to keep up w/ modern agriculture, the program is much like it was when the Voc Ed Act of 1963 was passed.  % of ag programs were characterized as production.  Current programs that have changed little, prepare students for a rather limited and generally shrinking part of the job market.

Selected Sections  The organization name, symbols, contest, awards, and requirements for advancement are still largely geared toward production agriculture.  Because the FFA influences Ag Ed so greatly, some changes within the FFA is needed. The curriculum should drive the youth organization, not the reverse.

Selected Sections  High quality programs - extensive contact between teacher and student and a diversity of rewarding SAE opportunities.  Good programs are expensive, poor programs tend to cost nearly as much or more on a per student basis. Some communities continue to support weak programs because of long standing commitments.

Recommendations  Major revisions are needed within vo-ag.  The quality of vocational agriculture programs must be enhanced, in some cases substantially.  Establish specialized magnet high schools for the agricultural sciences in major urban and suburban areas.  Teachers should seek out and share high-quality computer software and instructional methods.

Recommendations  As a goal, all students enrolled in agricultural education programs should participate in worthwhile SAEs.  The FFA should change its name and revise its symbols, rituals, contests, awards, and requirements for membership to reflect a more contemporary image of agriculture.

Recommendations  Teachers should seek out and share high-quality computer software and instructional methods.  As a goal, all students enrolled in agricultural education programs should participate in worthwhile SAEs.  The FFA should change its name and revise its symbols, rituals, contests, awards, and requirements for membership to reflect a more contemporary image of agriculture.