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Journal #2 

The purpose of your journal is for you to reflect on something that interests you or anything you have learned so far in this course. Most important, how will you use this information to improve your professional or volunteer practice?

Criteria for journals: 

Evidence of connections to readings, thoughtful evaluation of course concepts and how they relate to your professional experience and practice.

• Reflective, consisting of well developed ideas – not just a descriptive summary of what you have learned.
• Submitted at the end of each module, in a timely manner, and at least one page in length.
• To be included in your final portfolio project, so it should be more of self-reflective learning activity than a sounding board: What have you learned from this experience?  

For this week's journal entry, comment on using Logic Models and the program planning process:

• In the past, what method (if any) did you use in your program development?
• How did the Logic Model help you to improve your program development practice?
• You may not have an answer for this one yet, but start thinking about how you can determine whether or not outcomes will be accomplished. How will you measure your success?

Write out your  Journal Entry  in Word, save it in the following format, using your name to identify you as the writer. My journal would be called:

Donna.Cooke. Journal#2.doc

Then upload the Word file in Moodle by Friday.

Congratulations on completing Module 2! You are ready to move on to Module Three:

Organizing and Implementing a Gardening Program