Children, Youth and Families Education and Research Network

4-H science, engineering, and technology (SET)

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Author and Contributors: Schmitt‐McQuitty, Lynn; Sharon Junge, Martin Smith, Richard Mahacek
Publisher: CYFERnet (2010)
Review Level: University Extension
Primary Content Area: Program Support
Content Type: Professional Development
Audience: Professionals, Educators & Program Staff
Resource Type: An extension or a land-grant developed resource
Keywords: science, SET, 4-H
Description: The 4-H Science, Engineering and Technology (SET) Initiative targets the K-12 youth science literacy problem in the U.S. by engaging youth in nonformal 4-H SET projects and programs. Strengthen your understanding of experiential and inquiry-based learning and learn how to use best practices and examples of 4-H SET programming.
Media Type: PDF - Portable Document Format
Resource Listed: May 13, 2011
Resource Last Updated: June 17, 2011
Language: EN

Categories:

Teens: Life Skills and Program Topics: Science and Technology

School Age (K-8): Educational Materials: Technology

School Age (K-8): Educational Materials: Science

Teens: Training and Professional Development: Training and Professional Development-General

Program Support: Other Information: CYFAR Conference Favorites

Program Support: Program Models: Science, Engineering and Technology (SET)