 Teaching agriculture truly is the BEST. CAREER. EVER.  Switching Hats This month we get to meet Alan Green, agriculture teacher at Unionville-Sebewaing Area Schools, in Michigan. As a new teacher, Alan has had to learn how to balance work and life. Read how he uses a hobby to develop a new skill and make a positive difference in his mental health.  "I am looking most forward to the ability to prepare students to thrive in their own individual ways throughout life, and to help them uncover the unique talents that they have to offer the world." Meet Megan!Teach Ag Ambassador Spotlight Each year the National Teach Ag Campaign selects an elite group of preservice agriculture teachers to represent the future of ag education. This month, we are featuring Megan Whited, a recent graduate of Washington State University, majoring in agricultural education. Follow the link below to learn what has inspired her to be an ag teacher and how she hopes to make a positive difference in the lives of her students. Plus, find out why Washington State is a great option for pursuing a degree in ag education.  #TeachAg on Twitter    Mark Your Calendar!
 Contact UsEllen Thompson Andrea Fristoe The National Teach Ag Campaign is a project of the National Council for Agricultural Education, led by the National Association of Agricultural Educators. For more information, visit the Teach Ag website. Funding for the National Teach Ag Campaign is provided by the CHS Foundation, Corteva Agriscience™, Growth Energy, and BASF as a special project of the National FFA Foundation.  |
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