4-H and the Family - Reflections

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2002 Volunteer Leader Training Guide
4-H and the Family
Reflections

Your reflections and ideas will help us improve and expand future volunteer learning experiences.

CONCEPTS: Listed below are the major concepts discussed in "This Is 4-H." Please mark (x) your response to the presentation and information presented in relation to each concept.

1.	The explanation of today's family forms was:
	____	very useful	____	very interesting
	____	useful	____	interesting
	____	not useful	____	not interesting

2.	The brainstorming activity which identified the different expectations 4-H might have of different family forms was:
	____	very useful	____	very interesting
	____	useful	____	interesting
	____	not useful	____	not interesting

3.	The explanation of the six characteristics of strong families was:
	____	very useful	____	very interesting
	____	useful	____	interesting
	____	not useful	____	not interesting

4.	I think the strengthening families activities will be:
	____	very useful	____	very interesting
	____	useful	____	interesting
	____	not useful	____	not interesting

5.	My ideas to improve the presentation method or the information for the above concepts are:

Content: Please mark your response for the following questions:

			Agree	Disagree
1.	All families are the same.		____	____
2.	The basic form of the family has not changed over the years.		____	____
3.	All families have strengths.		____	____
4.	List the six (6) characteristics of strong families:		____	____
	_____________________	_____________________
	_____________________	_____________________
	_____________________	_____________________

Constructive Comments: This is your chance to make constructive comments and suggestions.

What did you feel was the most valuable part of this leader training?
How could this training have been improved?
How would you rate this training? (Circle appropriate response.)

Excellent

Good

Fair

Needs Improvement

I am feeling ____________________________ about participating in the Building Effective Leadership leader training series.

Name (optional) ____________________________

I'm looking forward to seeing you at session #2

Thank You!

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2002 Volunteer Leader Training Guide 4-H and the FamilyReflections

2002 Volunteer Leader Training Guide
4-H and the Family
Reflections