Recruitment Practices--A National Survey of Agricultural Educators
Responses from 74 of 85 secondary agricultural teachers surveyed revealed effective recruiting practices such as visiting students or using new technologies were not often used because they were time consuming; Future Farmers of America (FFA) activities form high percentage of recruiting practices;...
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| description | Responses from 74 of 85 secondary agricultural teachers surveyed revealed effective recruiting practices such as visiting students or using new technologies were not often used because they were time consuming; Future Farmers of America (FFA) activities form high percentage of recruiting practices; and teachers who were FFA members in high school were more likely to use FFA for recruitment. (SK) |
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