1 / 21

Food: Just Grow It! Using the Logic Model as a Project Framework

Food: Just Grow It! Using the Logic Model as a Project Framework. Presented by Pamela Kutara University of Hawaii-Cooperative Extension Service For CYFARnet October 24, 2002. Project Overview. Partners & Products. Partners. Hawaii State Department of Health

burt
Download Presentation

Food: Just Grow It! Using the Logic Model as a Project Framework

An Image/Link below is provided (as is) to download presentation Download Policy: Content on the Website is provided to you AS IS for your information and personal use and may not be sold / licensed / shared on other websites without getting consent from its author. Content is provided to you AS IS for your information and personal use only. Download presentation by click this link. While downloading, if for some reason you are not able to download a presentation, the publisher may have deleted the file from their server. During download, if you can't get a presentation, the file might be deleted by the publisher.

E N D

Presentation Transcript

  1. Food: Just Grow It!Using the Logic Model as a Project Framework Presented by Pamela Kutara University of Hawaii-Cooperative Extension Service For CYFARnet October 24, 2002

  2. Project Overview Partners & Products

  3. Partners • Hawaii State Department of Health • University of Hawaii Cooperative Extension Service • Hawaii State Department of Education

  4. Products • Compendium • Website • Learning Gardens • School Gardens

  5. FOOD: JUST GROW IT! Project Websitewww2.hawaii.edu/foodskills/fjgi/

  6. Logic Model DevelopmentIntegration for multiple stakeholders

  7. A Multitude of Concerns • Department of Health • Cooperative Extension Service • Agriculture, Nutrition, & Family Resources • Project Logic Model • Subject Matter Outcomes • Department of Education • Content Standards • Project-based Learning • Classroom Teacher

  8. Hawaii Department of Education Standards Content Standards Content area: Health Grades: 9-12 Benchmarks doe.k12.hi.us/standards/index.htm

  9. Logic Model Development • CES Faculty & Staff training—Oct. 2000 • Challenge to focus on a current project -- Food: Just Grow It! • Project Logic Model • Assessment Matrixes • Checklist • DOE Teacher training—June 2002 • School team Logic Model

  10. Framework for Planning & Evaluation Planning Inputs Outputs Outcomes Programmatic Investments Activities Participation Short Term Medium Term Long Term Evaluation

  11. FJGI: Project Logic Model

  12. Outcomes

  13. Sustainable Agriculture

  14. Assessment Matrixes • 1.0 Rot for Your Plot • 2.0 Know Your Pests • 3.0 5-A-Day • 4.0 Sense of Caring • 5.0 It’s the Dirt • 6.0 Why Organic Growing? • 7.0 Keep it Clean

  15. Rot for Your Plot

  16. Team FJGI 2002Six High Schools • Kauai Island Waimea Kauai • Hawaii Island Konawaena Kealakehe • Oahu Island Waianae Leilehua

  17. A School Team Logic Model

  18. Reflections of Experience • Advantages • Challenges • Suggestions

  19. Advantages • Visual picture that helps people focus on the project goals and objectives • Provides a tool to use in discussions and planning details • Assists with identifying gaps utilizing one question, “So What?” • Simple, “logical” structure

  20. Challenges • “Unnatural” teams • Extension interdisciplinary programs • High school classroom programs • Politics • Cultural issues • Follow through

  21. Suggestions from the Field • Have Patience • Be Inclusive • Keep asking questions • Be Flexible • Continue Persistence

More Related