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4Information found on Slides #5-6.Encarta defines a vision statement as "a formal statement that expresses the aspirations and goals of a companyor organization." The vision statement describes what you want your club to accomplish in the future.The National 4-H vision statement is, "A world in which youth and adults learn, grow and work together ascatalysts for positive change." Again, your club's vision statement will be unique, yet compatible with this nationalvision.Your vision statement should be future-oriented and appropriate, with a clear purpose and direction. A vision statementshould come from the heart and provide meaning to the club.Information found on Slide #7.Motivation is defined by Encarta as "a reason for doing something or behaving in a particular way."Motivation is relating the goals to every club members so that they see value and will feel ownership in their club.When you motivate your club members, you are looking for ways to help them reach their stated goals.Information found on Slide #8.A goal is a specific plan of action for the club.Goals should be:WrittenConcreteSpecificMeasurableAchievableVisualizedTimelyManageableReviewed RegularlyRewardingWriting specific, concrete goals will keep the 4-H members focused on exactly what needs to be accomplished. To measuresuccess, a deadline needs to be established, and the goal needs to be evaluated. Periodic review of goals is important asclub circumstances change. For example, if the club receives a grant, these funds may change what the club is able to do.If all club members have had some input, they are more likely to feel ownership of the rewards of goal setting. For goals tobe achieved, they must be realistic, achievable, and manageable. Adult leaders play an important role in helping 4-Hmembers with this aspect of goal setting.
5Discussion Question:Is your club a failure if it doesn't accomplish all of its goals?(Allow time for responses.)No…a club is not a failure if it is unable to reach all of its goals. What can you learn from not meeting the club goals? Whatis the difference between being a failure and failing? The most important thing is to understand what caused you not to reacha goal and what you need to do differently.Objective 2Follow the steps for setting club goals.Information found on Slide #9.Below are some suggested steps to complete when establishing Club Goals.1. Identify a goal-setting planning group.2. Identify methods for gathering input.3. Hold a club goal-setting meeting.4. Set club goals.5. Present the goals to the club.6. Make an action plan.7. Carry out the goals.8. Evaluate the goals.We’ll discuss each of these steps in the following slides.Information found on Slide #10.1. Identify a goal setting planning group.Who should be involved in the Club Goal-Setting Planning Group? Club Members Adult Leaders Non Leader Parents Community Leaders People of Diverse Ages People with Diverse Backgrounds
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