Adult Youth Partnership Workshop Survey Results

A87. Youth survey: Open-ended question: What was the most helpful thing youlearned today?What has been the most helpful thing you learned today?Brainstorming techniques.How to come up with ideas and put them into action.How to get a group going and keep working.Ideas and steps from Damon on how to slowly get things into an organized process instead of itbeing a rushed idea that dies out.That I can work with my team mates.That I need to be more patient in order to see an outcome.That there are more people out there and we should all pull together and try and help everyonearound the area.The rope thing taught me that I can trust my peers here because we all want the same thing.Ways to reach adults so we can educate them as well as our peers.We need to set deadlines in order to get something done.We played out a life-sized and will be able to put it into action.Who we need to target and why.A88. Youth survey: Open-ended question: What could we do to improve theworkshop?What could you do to improve the workshop?Give more ideas and advice on how to go about our goals and the process.Have one big table for everyone to sit at instead of separation.Have the schools get to know each other. I liked working with my school, but I didn’t knowanything about the other schools.Interact more. I mean have the kids do more with other schools.It was all good. I think you don’t have to improve it.More hands-on activities. The circle game was fun.More kids, other schools.More skills trainings.Need more doughnuts.Nothing. (3 responses)Take less time with the hand and poster thing.Take less time with the hands thing.ATOD: Creating Community 85 Wilder Research, July 2009Adult Youth Partnership Workshop survey results