STUDY GUIDE: Brief History of Cooperative Extension & Master Volunteer Program Instructions: The questions below can be used to guide further individual self-study, or group discussion, after watching Brief History of Cooperative Extension & Master Volunteer Program. If you are leading a group learning experience using this module, you may wish to review the questions with participants in advance of the session and again afterwards to gauge their learning. 1. What brought you here today? Past experience with the Extension service? Past experience with Master Volunteers? What is your motivation for starting the training program? 2. How did learning more about Cooperative Extension and the Master Wellness Volunteer program make you feel about starting the training? 3. Tell me something you learned about the Master Wellness Volunteer program from completing the overview module. 4. Tell me something that surprised you about the history of the Cooperative Extension System. 5. Cooperative Extension brings together a number of departments such as 4-H and Youth, Family Consumer Science, Agriculture, etc. How can these be brought together to inform a health- related project? 6. Tell me how you think education and information provided through Cooperative Extension is different from other sources? 7. When you think about your community/town/county, where is the Extension Service most visible? 8. When you think about your community/town/county, where are there opportunities for Extension Service?
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STUDY GUIDE:Brief History of Cooperative Extension & Master Volunteer Program
Instructions: The questions below can be used to guide further individual self-study, or group discussion, after watching Brief History of Cooperative Extension & Master Volunteer Program. If you are leading a group learning experience using this module, you may wish to review the questions with participants in advance of the session and again afterwards to gauge their learning.
1. What brought you here today? Past experience with the Extension service? Past experience with Master Volunteers? What is your motivation for starting the training program?
2. How did learning more about Cooperative Extension and the Master Wellness Volunteer program make you feel about starting the training?
3. Tell me something you learned about the Master Wellness Volunteer program from completing the overview module.
4. Tell me something that surprised you about the history of the Cooperative Extension System.
5. Cooperative Extension brings together a number of departments such as 4-H and Youth, Family Consumer Science, Agriculture, etc. How can these be brought together to inform a health-related project?
6. Tell me how you think education and information provided through Cooperative Extension is different from other sources?
7. When you think about your community/town/county, where is the Extension Service most visible?
8. When you think about your community/town/county, where are there opportunities for Extension Service?
9. When you think about yourself, what do you hope to be able to accomplish after completion of this training?
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