Module 3: Organizing and Implementing a Gardening Program

Overview

In the previous module, you explored best practices for improving your program or getting your program off to a good start. You examined program vision, mission, and values, and evaluated your existing resources. Now let's begin strategizing how you will put a program plan into action and and fulfill program goals.  

As you might know from your own research, there is much information on organizing and implementing gardening programs. For this session, we will focus your attention on the different approaches to organizing youth, volunteers, and community members for a garden-based learning effort.

We have provided a long list of articles, resources and case studies on the topic, and while you may want to, you are not expected to read all of them! Choose two or three that either interest you or relate to your own program needs. You also may want to save the links to these resources for future reference.

Remember to complete the following assignments in the order they are listed here, paying careful attention at the "What's Due When" section:

  • Read the Module Overview
  • Read What’s Due When
  • Read the Mini-Lecture and Module Readings
  • Join the Group Discussion Forum for Peer Review
  • Complete Assignment #3
  • Submit a Journal Entry

Now take a look at What's Due When

 

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