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Teen Conference
Are you ready to explore the University of Idaho campus, learn life skills for beyond high school, meet new friends and get reacquainted with old ones? Then Idaho 4-H Teen Conference is for you.
●June 27---30 , 2017
●Moscow, Idaho
●Grades 8 to 12
At this conference, teens will:
●Gain leadership skills
●Participate in educational workshops
●Experience campus life and learn about opportunities at the University of Idaho
●Learn about state, national and international 4-H opportunities
●Develop a passion for 4-H
●Make new friends throughout the state of Idaho
Adults at Teen Conference
Adults are welcome to attend Teen Conference as chaperones(监护人). Please review adult chaperone position description and discover if this opportunity is for you. To apply, please complete the online chaperone application.
College students may also attend as collegiate(学院的)volunteers. Please review the collegiate volunteer position description. To apply, please complete the collegiate volunteer application.
Scholarships
Please contact your local UI Extension country office to learn how to apply. All participants will be informed by April 1 before registration begins.. Scholarships include:
●Youth scholarships sponsored by the Friends of 4-H
●Adult chaperone scholarships
Conference Proceedings
●Gem State News 2016
Be sure to visit the Idaho 4-H Teen Conference Facebook page.
For more information, contact Shana Codr, 4-H Program Specialist.
【小题1】Who is the Idaho 4-H Teen Conference intended for?
A.Program specialists.
B.Adults as chaperones.
C.College students only.
D.Teens of Grades 8 to 12.
【小题2】How can the participants possibly know about scholarships of 4-H?
A.By calling the Friends of 4-H Teen Conference.
B.By visiting the university’s official website.
C.By visiting the Idaho 4-H Teen Conference Facebook page.
D.By contacting the local UI Extension country office.
【小题3】Where can you probably find this passage?
A.In a personal diary.
B.In an official report.
C.On a campus website.
D.In a tourist guidebook.
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C.Doing homework caused improved learning achievements.
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E.Although the research supporting homework is powerful, the case against homework is popular.
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