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What Constitutes a Group?
Note: This document presents information on recording group
events for the ES-237. Groups are generally entered for delivery
methods 2 through 7. These delivery methods are a way of recording and
entering numbers of youth receiving training from extension that do not
belong to an organized 4-H group or are not restricted to belonging
to an organized 4-H group.
- When a group record is entered, how do you count the units?
- If the information is presented on different
dates, it is a new group with one unit in each group record created.
Exception: If it is the SAME group or same people that
meet multiple times a year, it would be counted as only one group,
with one unit using the date of the first meeting.
- If the delivery method or projects are different,
it is a new group with one unit.
- Rarely will you have an event with more than one
unit. If you presented a program at school on one day with the
same relevant projects to two different groups of
people, that could e counted as one unit with the participant count
being a total of the numbers in attendance at both presentations.
You could have just as easily created two group events with one unit
and remained in compliance.
- Is there a time limit before an event is categorized as a
group event?
- There is no strict time limit. "Significant
learning experience" is more of a criterion. Some states hae
internally agreed to use a time minimum. Wyoming has not, and
currently places more emphasis on the learning experience.
- Do you report any group activity learning experience
conducted?
- Currently, Wyoming reports any group activity that
presents "educational" content. An organizational-type meeting
would not be reported.
- How do you handle cross-county group activities?
- The county that advertise and does the
registration and the work for setting up the event or educational
program counts the members.
Ed. 8/30/2004
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