Factors Influencing or Discouraging Secondary School Students' FFA Participation.
@article{Phelps2012FactorsIO, title={Factors Influencing or Discouraging Secondary School Students' FFA Participation.}, author={Kirstin C. Phelps and Anna L. Henry and William A. Bird}, journal={Journal of Agricultural Education}, year={2012}, volume={53}, pages={70-86} }
Modern adolescents are faced with a variety of choices regarding how to spend their free time. As recruitment and increased student participation continues to be a major priority of the National FFA Organization, it is essential to explore the reasons why students make the choice to become or not to become a member of FFA. This study was a part of a larger, collective case study of members and non– members in school–based agricultural education programs located in ten small town, rural, and… CONTINUE READING
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