Looking for creative ways to make sure all your students learn important concepts? Join us for an innovative hands-on approach to learning. This Institute focuses on how you can tailor your teaching style to maximize comprehension for students of all learning styles. Ag in the Classroom and Learning Styles offers practical applications and teaching strategies which will grab your students' attention and encourage participation. The institute will be in Florence, South Carolina July 12-16, 2010. Download registration form.
South Carolina’s Ag in the Classroom program is funded by a non-profit 501(c)(3) education foundation sponsored by South Carolina Farm Bureau Federation created to promote awareness and recognition of the importance of the sources of our food and fiber.
Agriculture and related agribusinesses are the number one industry in the United States, and the number one industry in South Carolina generating $34 billion annually and 200,000 jobs.
There are three components that form the structure of the Ag in the Classroom program:
County Farm Bureau members, including Women’s Committees, Young Farmer and Rancher Committees, County Boards and members-at-large contribute time and materials to support teacher participation and to encourage student appreciation of food and fiber sources.
For more information contact:
Ag in the Classroom SC Farm Bureau Federation P.O. Box 754 Columbia, SC 29202-0754
Vonne Knight, Director of Ag Literacy Programs Telephone: 803.936.4237
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