The Three Circles of Agriculture Education

the circles

• FFA, EAT, classroom

• FFA, SAE, Classroom

• FAF, SEA, Bedroom

• AAF, EAS, Home

who created the three circles of agriculture education

• your school

• your teacher

• FFA family

• FFA organization

Examples in our classroom of the circles

• we do bunnies and flowers

• we fly planes.

• We fill out journals.

• We participate in meetings and assume civic responsibilities.

what does the overlap of the circles represents.

• represents a complete program that allows a student to gain knowledge and apply it toward career interests while developing leadership skills to be a con- tributing member of the community.

• they learn

• they grow

• they breath

what does each circle mean

• Classroom and laboratory instruction

  Contextual, inquiry-based and interactive.

• FFA

  An organization such as PAS NYFEA that help members develop premier leadership, personal growth, and career success.

• Supervised Agricultural Experience (SAE)

  Programs that allow you to apply knowledge and skills through experiential, service, and work-based learning opportunities.

• FFA

  An organization that helps kids eat.