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Fidalgo, Gloria; Chapman-Novakofski, Karen – Journal of Extension, 2001
A Spanish nutrition education program was taught to low-income Hispanic men and women in an informal program of English as a second language. Barriers were related to the dynamics of working with volunteer organizations, participant characteristics, and the pilot program's goals. Fitting nutrition instruction into program goals, dealing with low…
Descriptors: Adult Education, English (Second Language), Extension Education, Hispanic Americans
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Harms, Kristyn; Fritz, Susan – Journal of Extension, 2001
Cooperative extension personnel (n=53) completed a Web-based survey analyzing the impact of the Character Counts! program on extension, their personal lives, and society. Results demonstrated that extension educators and assistants were more likely to make ethical decisions as a result of teaching Character Counts! The need for increased…
Descriptors: Ethics, Extension Agents, Extension Education, Outcomes of Education
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Seiz, Robert C.; Downey, Eleanor Pepi – Journal of Extension, 2001
Eight Colorado farm families were interviewed about the occupational health and safety risks they face. Four themes were identified: risks, obstacles, motivators, and supports. The important role played by farm families in motivating farmers to be attentive to safety issues should be fully explored in the design, packaging, and delivery of farm…
Descriptors: Extension Education, Farmers, Occupational Safety and Health, Risk
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Moore, Marjorie; Jones, Jo – Journal of Extension, 2001
Six African American women administrators described barriers they faced and factors that helped them break the concrete ceiling within the 1890 Cooperative Extension System. Personal and professional characteristics, such as balancing work and family, positive thinking, and a leadership style based on spirituality influenced their success.…
Descriptors: Extension Education, Higher Education, Motivation, Occupational Aspiration
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Lopez, Josue; Safrit, R. Dale – Journal of Extension, 2001
Hispanic Americans in Cleveland, Ohio were interviewed about volunteerism. Six themes were identified: (1) influence of family and friends; (2) importance of volunteering to benefit youth; (3) importance of church and religious beliefs; (4) volunteering as a requirement; (5) connections between volunteerism and the community; and (6) personal…
Descriptors: Adults, Attitudes, Extension Education, Hispanic Americans
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Miltenberger, Margaret W. – Journal of Extension, 2001
Eight parents, 11 teachers, and two principals were interviewed regarding changes in children's reading as a result of participation in the Energy Express summer reading program. Parents noticed improvements in their children's reading, whereas teachers emphasized socialization gains. There were significant differences between school personnel's…
Descriptors: Children, Extension Education, Observation, Parent Attitudes
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