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Teaching Kit. Overview. Our Great Futures Vision. Teaching Kit.

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  1. Teaching Kit Overview

  2. Our Great Futures Vision Teaching Kit Provide a world-class Club Experience that assures success is within reach of every young person who walks through our doors, with all members on track to graduate from high school with a plan for the future, demonstrating good character and citizenship, and living a healthy lifestyle.

  3. What is it? Teaching Kit

  4. How does it work? Teaching Kit

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  6. Teaching Kit • A Safe, Positive Environment • Supportive Relationships • Fun • Opportunities and Expectations • Recognition

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  8. Teaching Kit Fun with a purpose!

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  10. Teaching Kit Programs that are deliberately designed and selected to help members achieve priority outcomes.

  11. planned designed to achieve stated goals and objectives conducted for a specific audience conducted over a specific period of time use specific delivery methods measure and evaluate the extent to which participants achieve goals and objectives Effective Targeted Programs

  12. Annual Visits • Average Daily Attendance • Retention/Renewal More is better!

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  15. Data: Specific information collected about members. This information is used to calculate indicators. Indicators are measurable actions or attributes, based on age-specific milestones that reveal whether or not young people are achieving outcomes. Outcomes are the results a young person achieves. Academic Success, Good Character and Citizenship, and Healthy Lifestyles are the Movement’s priority outcomes.

  16. Outcome Good Character & Citizenship Indicator 1 % of members who volunteer Indicator 2 Average # of hours of service per member Data Number of members # of hours volunteered by each member Data Teaching Kit

  17. On-time grade progression On-time grade progression On-time grade progression School attendance School attendance School attendance Reading and math proficiency Expectations of academic success Reading and math proficiency Prevention of summer learning loss Prevention of summer learning loss Expectations of academic success Formula for Impact Academic Success All members graduate from high school ready for college, trade school, military or employment. On-time high school credit accumulation Summer work experience High school graduation Teaching Kit

  18. Club/community service Club/community service Club/community service Avoidance of involvement with juvenile justice Avoidance of involvement with juvenile justice Conflict resolution skills Conflict resolution skills Formula for Impact Good Character and Citizenship All members become engaged citizens, involved in their community and registered to vote and model strong character. Teaching Kit

  19. Regular physical activity Regular physical activity Regular physical activity Good nutrition Good nutrition Good nutrition Physical fitness Physical fitness Physical fitness Avoidance of risky behaviors Avoidance of risky behaviors Formula for Impact Healthy Lifestyles All members adopt a healthy diet, practice healthy lifestyle choices and make a lifelong commitment to fitness. Teaching Kit

  20. Data Collection Cycle Teaching Kit 1. 2. 4. 2. 3. • Collect Data • Store Data • Review Data • Use Data

  21. Other outcome-related data with a higher degree of difficulty to collect (e.g. may require partnerships with third parties to obtain) Information about members with a low degree of difficulty, does not require third party (e.g. graduation status, community service hours, grade level, National outcomes survey data) Daily attendance in each program, captured for each member Information about members typically gathered via the membership application form Daily attendance at the Club, captured for each member Teaching Kit Measurement Hierarchy

  22. National Outcomes Initiative New Components Teaching Kit • Common, research-based indicators • National Outcomes Survey • National Impact Database and Reporting Tools • Impact Reports • Training and technical assistanceto Clubs

  23. National Outcomes Initiative Teaching Kit Reports are available to Clubs via the web Club staff enter data into the Club’s MMS Clubs MMS sends data to the Impact Database The Impact Data base calculates indicatorsfor reports Flow of Information

  24. Use an electronic system to track membership Consolidate membership, program participation and outcome data into a single, electronic, Web-enabled system Maintain high quality data (e.g., reconcile duplicate members, review data for quality and completeness, etc.) Attend training offered by BGCA and by membership management system vendors Include language in the parent release section of the membership application that authorizes the Club to provide member data to BGCA National Outcomes Initiative Teaching Kit To get ready, Clubs are encouraged to:

  25. Formula for Impact Assessment Tool Teaching Kit Use the Formula for Impact Assessment Tool to assess your outcome-driven Club experience and create an action plan to increase your Club’s impact.

  26. Concluding Thought Teaching Kit Our history tells us that each time the Movement has made a quantum leap it has been the result of a commitment to children, uniting around common purpose, and boldness of action.

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