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Showing posts with label National Teach Ag Day. Show all posts
Showing posts with label National Teach Ag Day. Show all posts
Thursday, September 7, 2017
National Teach Ag Day Celebration
Tuesday, September 29, 2015
National Teach Ag! Day Recap #tagged15 #hookedonpsuaged
On September 24th we celebrated National Teach
Ag! Day with a lot of fun events! We hosted Dave Burgess, had a one on one
workshop session with Dave, and also was able to tune in to the live stream
hosted by the National Teach Ag! Campaign. Let’s break down the day a little:
#psuaged16 Workshop with Dave Burgess and Cooperating Teachers
Dave Burgess Keynote:
Dave Burgess spoke in the HUB Robeson Center and delivered a
one of a kind message to the university. Staff members, students, and even some
alumni came to listen in! His energetic message and delivery of his speech made
everyone in the audience truly think about how they can change up their
classrooms, meetings or any day to day activity and make it better! At the end
of the Keynote, Dave Burgess was kind enough to sign books for the audience
members and take a couple of pictures as well! #psuaged16 Workshop with Dave Burgess and Cooperating Teachers
After the Keynote concluded, cooperating teachers and the
AEE seniors were able to go to a different classroom and begin a one on one
teacher workshop session with Dave. He brought more of his examples that he
uses in the classroom and how he gets his students fired up to learn about the
lesson of that day. After it concluded, teachers and students alike were all
excited to go back to the classroom and implement the new strategies they
learned.
Due to technical difficulties, our live stream was not able
to make it on the big screen down in Washington D.C.! We look forward to other
opportunities in the future and partnering with the National Teach Ag!
Campaign.
Overall it was a great day filled with lots of learning and
working with our Ag Ed Family! We look forward to many more National Teach Ag!
Days and inviting new people to collaborate with the Penn State Ag Ed Majors!
To learn more about starting on the path to having a career that makes a positive impact on the lives of students across the globe by becoming an agricultural educator, please contact the agricultural teacher education program at teachag@psu.edu. Follow us on Twitter at TeachAgPSU, on Facebook, or on our blog.
2016 Agricultural Education Student Teacher
Wednesday, September 23, 2015
Words of Wisdom Wednesday: Dave Burgess #WOWW
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| Dave Burgess author of Teach Like a PIRATE |
Dave Burgess is
delivering inspirational messages to Penn State students on National Teach Ag!
Day which is tomorrow, September 24th! How did Dave Burgess become a
Pirate you may ask? Well that is simple! Dave wrote a New York Times
best-selling author of Teach Like a
PIRATE and is a co-author of P is for
PIRATE: Inspirational ABC’s for Educators. In regards to his book, Teach Like a PIRATE, it has sparked a
full‐scale revolution
in the educational world and has inspired teachers from all over the globe to
achieve new levels of excellence in their schools and classrooms.
Due to his hard work and different styles of
teaching, he has been recognized as a 2014 BAMMY Award for Secondary School
Teacher of the Year which was presented by the Academy of Education Arts and
Sciences. Other awards include, award-winning teacher of the Year from San
Diego, California, recognized as Teacher of the Year, is a Golden Apple
recipient and has been a faculty standout for 17 consecutive years! As you can
tell by all of his awards, Dave Burgess has been a role model in the teaching
industry.
Tomorrow on
National Teach Ag! Day, Dave will be presenting an inspirational work session
in the Freeman Auditorium located in the HUB- Robeson Center from 8:30 to 10AM
and you can purchase his book and even get it signed by him! Following this
presentation Dave will also be doing a workshop session with the 2016 Student
Teacher Candidates and their Cooperating Teachers! Please come out and enjoy
his innovative work session tomorrow! See you there!
To learn more about starting on the path to having a career that makes a positive impact on the lives of students across the globe by becoming an agricultural educator, please contact the agricultural teacher education program at teachag@psu.edu. Follow us on Twitter at TeachAgPSU, on Facebook, or on our blog.
2016 Agricultural Education Student Teacher
Tuesday, September 22, 2015
A Pirate is sailing in on the Horizon! #hookedonpsuaged #tagged15
Join Teach Ag! Society at the Freeman Auditorium in the HUB Robinson Center from 8:30AM-10AM to enjoy 2014 BAMMY Award recipient Dave Burgess author of "Teach Like a Pirate!" This event is FREE! We hope to see you there!
Monday, September 21, 2015
#tagged15 Collegiate Commercial Contest #votepsu
We're celebrating National Teach Ag! Day this Thursday! Help us rock out and win the #tagged15 Collegiate Commercial Contest by viewing our video! WE ARE... #hookedonpsuaged!
Sunday, October 5, 2014
National #TeachAg Day: The top 10 #tagged14 moments from @TeachAgPSU
September 25th was National Teach Ag Day and Penn State participated in numerous ways. It was an exciting and busy day so in case you missed any thing here are the top ten things that happened at Penn State!10. Our social media presence was strong with tons of tweets, Facebook and Instagram posts!
9. Our viewing party of the live webcast was a hit with many Penn State students there to check it out!8. We entered the National Collegiate photo contest!
7. We shared many "Why Ag Ed?" videos across various social media platforms that featured Penn State students, PA FFA members and Agriculture educators.
6. Our faculty breakfast in appreciation of the professors at Penn State was a huge success!
5. We sent over 100 Thank You cards to Agriculture educators all across the state!
4. Our YouTube video in celebration of National Teach Ag Day received over 175 views that day!
3. We had many big name companies follow us on twitter including PA Farm Bureau and New Holland!
2. Our very own Penn State quarterback Christian Hackenberg stopped by the Teach Ag popcorn stand!
1. Ellen Thompson summed it up best went she gave us a shout out on the National Live Stream of the days events. She stated "They do things big there at Penn State!"
Thank you to everyone who helped make the 2014 National Teach Ag Day a huge success!
To learn more about starting on the path to having a career that makes a positive impact on the lives of students across the globe by becoming an agricultural educator, please contact the agricultural teacher education program at teachag@psu.edu. Follow us on Twitter at TeachAgPSU, on Facebook, or on our blog!
Laura Metrick
@Its_LauraBeth
Student Blogger
2015 Student Teacher
Tuesday, September 23, 2014
National Teach Ag Day! #teachag #taglive14
Did you know that September 25th is National
Teach Ag Day?! Teachers and students alike will be celebrating school based
agricultural education and to help spread awareness about what great opportunities
and careers are involved in agriculture!
Penn State is putting our own spin on this day! The Teach
Ag! Society officers and the Teach Ag! Avengers have worked hard to make sure
that we spread awareness and of course make it fun for Penn State students and the Penn State professors in the agriculture college.
Some activities that you will see on September 25th are below!
A faculty breakfast will be served in 214 Ferguson Building from 8AM to 11AM.
We have entered into
the Teach Ag Day Collegiate Picture Contest with this picture:
We will be participating in the Live Webcast from 1-3 PM making
our presence known through our social media! If you would like to join, please
meet us in Ferguson Building Room 213 and don't forget to bring a form of technology so you can join in the conversation! If you cannot make these times don't worry! If you click on this link, you can tweet to jump in by using the hashtag 'taglive14' and direct it towards @Teach_Ag !
The Teach Ag! Avengers will also be serving popcorn promoting
this day on the Creamery lawn starting at 11 AM!
Let’s all come together as Nittany Lions, and celebrate
this day together! Just think, without our agriculture teachers, Penn State would not be
formally known as the Farmers High School!
We hope to see you there!
To learn more about starting on the path to having a career that makes a positive impact on the lives of students across the globe by becoming an agricultural educator, please contact the agricultural teacher education program at teachag@psu.edu. Follow us on Twitter at TeachAgPSU, on Facebook, or on our blog!
Student Blogger
Teach Ag! Avenger
Twitter Handle- @OSweetMurph
2016 Agricultural Education Student Teacher
Wednesday, October 16, 2013
Teach Ag! Society: Brand New Spirit!
| Teach Ag! Society and ATA recruitment board |
Teach Ag! Society was formed as a branch of the Alpha Tau
Alpha, an honorary professional agricultural fraternity. In order to be a
member of Alpha Tau Alpha, a student must be in their junior year and have a
GPA above a 3.0. This greatly limited the number of students that could be involved
in the club. Since students could only be full members for two semesters, Teach
Ag! Society was born to solve the problem of the rapid turnover rate.
Teach Ag! Society is open to all majors and focuses on
students interested in promoting and teaching agriculture. They participate in
the Alpha Tau Alpha Conclave at National FFA Convention where students get to
show off their knowledge in Quiz Bowl, Parliamentary Procedure, essay writing
and debate about agricultural education topics. They also try to enhance what
their members are learning in class during club time by discussing current
topics in agricultural education.
The club started the semester with many goals to work
towards throughout the year. So far,
members have helped out at CDE Day, hosted by CFFA, by running workshops for parliamentary
procedure and prepared public speaking CDEs. The club recently celebrated the
first ever PSU National Teach Ag Day, and are currently working on having
students participate in the ATA conclave during National Convention in late October.
To celebrate National Teach Ag Day the club hosted a brunch
in the ASI building. About fifteen
teachers from across the college came together to enjoy food and company and
receive recognition for teaching the wonderful subject of agriculture. Meagan
Slates, president of Teach Ag Society, was happy with the first year’s turnout,
but hopes more professors will come out to celebrate with the club next fall.
Another event hosted by the club on Teach Ag Day was a National Association of
Agricultural Educators live webcast party.
During this event, the students indulged in lunch and snacks while
following the live twitter feed of the #taglive13 while watching the panel on
TV. Students enjoyed connecting with agricultural enthusiasts across the nation
through the live feed. It was especially fun when Penn State was recognized
nationally for some of their efforts through shout outs from the panel. Lastly,
the club sent resources for Teach Ag Day to 160 agricultural programs in Pennsylvania,
which included: a lesson plan for Teach Ag Day, a letter thanking the teacher, an
invitation to National FFA Convention, a PSU Teach Ag Day poster, a social media
postcard, and a link to the YouTube promotional video that a member of Teach
Ag! Society created.
| Students at the live Teach Ag webcast Party |
The club is continuing to grow and provide their students
with resources and fun activities. Upcoming events include Bonfire/social event on November 7th and NATIONAL CONVENTION during the week of October 30th
where they HOPE TO BRING HOME SOME TROPHIES!
Teach Ag! Society’s mission is to promote the high standards
and ideals of agricultural and extension education, to promote a bond between
individuals in and those that have an interest in the world of agricultural
extension education, to aid in the development of leadership, citizenship, and
scholarship, and to cooperate in promoting the interest of the national
organizations of Alpha Tau Alpha and Teach Ag!
To learn more about starting on the path to having a career that makes a positive impact on the lives of students across the globe by becoming an agricultural educator, please contact the agricultural teacher education program at teachag@psu.edu. Follow us on Twitter at TeachAgPSU, on Facebook, or on our blog!
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