Journal #8 - Beery


Journal #8

March 24th - 28th

Agriculture Education

Northwest College Hosting FFA Contests

Hours: 10 hours


March 27th:

  • Registration Table
  • FFA Sales Contest
March 28th
  • Livestock Judging Contest


Elaboration:

    Being a student studying agriculture education, we got to help with the contest that Northwest college puts on for FFA and 4-H students. On Thursday we got to help register and check students/advisors in when they first arrived. Just simply connecting with the advisors when they were registering was a good experience. That afternoon we helped with the sales contest and this took some classroom management with so many kids taking a testing the taking them to the room to present. The students were respectful and good most of the time in the classroom. I got to take them into the different rooms where they had to give presentations. I talked and connect with some of the students and it was a fun experience.

    On Friday we put on the livestock judging that went very smoothly. The whole judging team worked hard all work to clean the pavilion and animals for the contest. The day of the contest was very successful, ran smoothly, and helped students learn/grow. The team got to listen to all the students reasons as well. It is always good to evaluate students and score them on reasons. The contest was successful and hopefully students learned/grow from it. 

Reflection:

    In reflection, the NWC contests we helped with ran smoothly and showed we can all have management of students. This experience excites me for hopefully being an advisor for FFA in the future.











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