The Essential Elements of 4-H

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The Essential Elements of 4-H 1

Understand the Essential Elements of 4-H. 2

Belonging Independence Generosity Mastery Positive Relationship with a caring adult An inclusive environment A safe emotional and physical environment Opportunity to see oneself as an active participant in the future Opportunity for self determination Generosity Mastery Opportunity to value and practice service to others Opportunity for mastery Engagement in learning 3

4-H Essential Elements: Overview Belonging Independence Generosity Mastery Foundational program features or key concepts Guide our work with youth in 4-H Cornerstones Currently our focus in 4-H programs 4

4-H Essential Elements: Overview Belonging Independence Generosity Mastery Apply to a lot of different things that we do Are complex principles Focus our attention on how and why we do activities and common practices Have implications for all that we do in creating meaningful learning experiences for youth. 5

4-H Essential Elements: Overview Belonging Independence Generosity Mastery They apply to: how we talk to and coach youth, what we focus on in club meetings and activities, helping youth express their interests, how youth relate to each other, and the opportunities youth create for themselves. We’ll learn more about providing the “Experience” step later today. 6

Key Concepts 7 Belonging Independence Generosity Mastery The Essential Elements apply to all interactions with youth Foundation concepts which guide youth-development work Help us focus on why and how we work with youth Apply to the expressions and experiences of young people in 4-H and throughout their lives We’ll learn more about providing the “Experience” step later today. 7

Essential Elements of 4-H Youth Development Programs: Key Ingredients for Program Success. National 4-H Council. <www.4-h.org/resource-library/professional-development-learning/4-h-youth-development/youth-development/essential-elements> 4-H 101 Lesson 2: The Essential Elements of 4-H Youth Development <www.4-hmilitarypartnerships.org/doc12954.ashx> “4-H Essential Elements of Positive Youth Development.” University of Illinois Extension. <web.extension.illinois.edu/state4h/volunteers/pyd.cfm> “Essential Elements Overview.” Cheryl Baldwin, University of Illinois Extension, Freeport Center. 8