Transformational Education
Available Resources
Background Documents
"Tranformational
Education: Advancing the UW-Extension Mission" (43 slides,
939 KB)
This powerpoint presentation was given to a statewide meeting of Wisconsin's Cooperative Extension county department heads, March 2004.
The
Wisconsin Framework of Transformational Education (1 page,
10 KB)
This framework was developed for the June 22, 2005 satellite videoconference, "Trust and Transformation: An Introduction to Transformational Education".- "Trust
and Transformation: An Introduction to Transformational Education"
This conference is available on the Media Collection website in DVD format #18776 or VHS format #18767, Call 1-800-353-3514 to order.
Examples of Transformational Education
"The following video excerpts are from the 2005 satellite videoconference, "Trust and Transformation: An introduction to Transformational Education"
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Educational
Process: Maggie Bethel, Michigan State University,
discusses the components of the process that lead
up to transformational education. |
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Hedgehog
Concept: Cooperative Extension Dean and Director,
Arlen Leholm explains the concept and its connection
to Extension. |
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Hope
for the Hungry: Addresses hunger issues and strives
to achieve food security in a five-county area in northern
Wisconsin. "low" for
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broadband connections |
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Jefferson
County Land use Plan: Members of planning and zoning
commission, the county board and an Extension educator
worked together to develop and pass into law, a land
use plan."low" for
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broadband connections |
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The
Wisconsin Framework for Transformational Education: Six
characteristics that define what Transformational Education
is for UW Extension."low" for
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Transforming
a Wisconsin Association: Gathering together professional
nutrient applicators for training and a certification
program."low" for
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Youth
On Board: highlights the Waupaca Co. Youth in Governance
initiative, seeking youth opinions and civic involvement
in their communities."low" for
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Bibliography
- Bibliography
provided by Wintford Thornton (8 pages, 50 KB)
Contacts for Further Information
- Larry
Jones, Ph.D., Director, Program Development and Evaluation
615 Extension Building
432 North Lake Street
Madison, WI 53706
Phone: (608) 262-9908
FAX: (608) 262-9166
Email: larry.jones@ces.uwex.edu - Tom Blewett,
Chair of the Cooperative Extension Conference Planning Committee
and Assistant Program Leader, CNRED
629 Extension Building,
432 N. Lake Street,
Madison, WI 53706,
Phone: (608) 262-9310
Email: thomas.blewett@ces.uwex.edu
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