Subject Index--Volume 79 July/August 2006 to May/June 2007 Enhancing Diversity There s a Hole in My Bucket, Dear Liza Jason Peake, Brian Parr, Dennis Duncan Benefits of Diversity & John Ricketts................ September/October 2006 Jamie Cano August 2006 Arizona s Challenge: A Process Worth Duplicating How Do You Define Diversity? Ginnie Bushong................ September/October 2006 Billye Foster August 2006 Superintendents Talk Leveling the Playing Field Duane Bajema.................. September/October 2006 IE cncsincicucenibeenncecouescuescns July August 2006 Professional Development in Just Do the Right Thing! {gricultural Education: The Nebraska Model Alvin Larke, Jr. & Patricia J. Larke.....July August 2006 Dann Husmann & Sign Me Up! Craig Frederick................. September/October 2006 Becky DeShazo & Ron Wilson ... — August 2006 Professional Networking in Agricultural Education: Back to Basics: Traditions in Agricultural Education Out from Under the Bushel Basket Lead to Diversity | ee September/October 2006 Quintin Molina July/August 2006 Ten ideas from a Review of a University Mentoring { michuth--Heot: To Learn-To Bloom Program Abigail Dambeck July/August 2006 Nancy Grudens-Schuck.... September/October 2006 {gricultural Diversity An Integral Part of Agricultural Graduate Student Rations for Making Professional Education Weight in Agricultural Education Christa DalMolin................... .. July/August 2006 Jonathan Velez, Daniel Foster, Tim Boeder, But We've Always Done It This Way! & Debbie Brown............... September/October 2006 B. Allan Talbert ..+++-JdUly/August 2006 The Agricultural Education Magazines Multiple Intelligences Within Agricultural Education 2007 Themes Kattlyn Wolf& Jack Elliot...... July/August 2006 UES FOCI, .....0cceseeeessreses September/October 2006 The Agricultural Education Potluck: A Microcosm of America Reflections and the Future Chastity Warren & Antoine Alston......July/August 2006 Reflection and the Future Developing Professionals Jamie Cano.................... November/December 2006 Evolution of Policy for Public School Agricultural Essentials for Effective Professional Development Education i cinsschilenisncuinseieines September/October 2006 J. Robert Warmbrod November/December 2006 Can We Teach Professionalism? Perspectives on the Past and the Future! ee September/October 2006 Paul Day, Charles Keel Graduate Level Agricultural Education Programs via | 4 TS ) Eee: November/December 2006 Distance Education The Changing View Joey James Giustino & Fe Te i itaccinernnactinssiis November/December 2006 | September/October 2006 Change and Continuity A Life Filled With Learning pg SF eee November/December 2006 Se istisitiiiscnitsetbdieieaneeten’ September/October 2006 Some Reflections--Some Suggestions Tips on Mentoring Student Teachers Floyd G. McCormick.... November/December 2006 EERE eens September/October 2006 The Agricultural Education Magazine Subject Index--Volume 79 July/August 2006 to May/June 2007 Enhancing Diversity There s a Hole in My Bucket, Dear Liza Jason Peake, Brian Parr, Dennis Duncan Benefits of Diversity & John Ricketts................ September/October 2006 Jamie Cano August 2006 Arizona s Challenge: A Process Worth Duplicating How Do You Define Diversity? Ginnie Bushong................ September/October 2006 Billye Foster August 2006 Superintendents Talk Leveling the Playing Field Duane Bajema.................. September/October 2006 IE cncsincicucenibeenncecouescuescns July August 2006 Professional Development in Just Do the Right Thing! {gricultural Education: The Nebraska Model Alvin Larke, Jr. & Patricia J. Larke.....July August 2006 Dann Husmann & Sign Me Up! Craig Frederick................. September/October 2006 Becky DeShazo & Ron Wilson ... — August 2006 Professional Networking in Agricultural Education: Back to Basics: Traditions in Agricultural Education Out from Under the Bushel Basket Lead to Diversity | ee September/October 2006 Quintin Molina July/August 2006 Ten ideas from a Review of a University Mentoring { michuth--Heot: To Learn-To Bloom Program Abigail Dambeck July/August 2006 Nancy Grudens-Schuck.... September/October 2006 {gricultural Diversity An Integral Part of Agricultural Graduate Student Rations for Making Professional Education Weight in Agricultural Education Christa DalMolin................... .. July/August 2006 Jonathan Velez, Daniel Foster, Tim Boeder, But We've Always Done It This Way! & Debbie Brown............... September/October 2006 B. Allan Talbert ..+++-JdUly/August 2006 The Agricultural Education Magazines Multiple Intelligences Within Agricultural Education 2007 Themes Kattlyn Wolf& Jack Elliot...... July/August 2006 UES FOCI, .....0cceseeeessreses September/October 2006 The Agricultural Education Potluck: A Microcosm of America Reflections and the Future Chastity Warren & Antoine Alston......July/August 2006 Reflection and the Future Developing Professionals Jamie Cano.................... November/December 2006 Evolution of Policy for Public School Agricultural Essentials for Effective Professional Development Education i cinsschilenisncuinseieines September/October 2006 J. Robert Warmbrod November/December 2006 Can We Teach Professionalism? Perspectives on the Past and the Future! ee September/October 2006 Paul Day, Charles Keel Graduate Level Agricultural Education Programs via | 4 TS ) Eee: November/December 2006 Distance Education The Changing View Joey James Giustino & Fe Te i itaccinernnactinssiis November/December 2006 | September/October 2006 Change and Continuity A Life Filled With Learning pg SF eee November/December 2006 Se istisitiiiscnitsetbdieieaneeten’ September/October 2006 Some Reflections--Some Suggestions Tips on Mentoring Student Teachers Floyd G. McCormick.... November/December 2006 EERE eens September/October 2006 The Agricultural Education Magazine An Interview with Cayce Scarborough The /a joie de faire of Teaching--Why We Sy Pe sinccesensnsnnee snkenness November/December 2006 Do What We Do Musings from the Sheepfold Edgar PemSORB.............sscsseeress November/December 2006 Teaching--Why We Love It Can You Perform? i sshatintitenscciiinetihiieleomn March/April 2007 Warren Re0d.........:00:0:ccccc0ees November/December 2006 Why Do Agricultural Educators Do What They Do? I Maintaining Core Values--Keeping Programs Believe You Know The Answer Up-to-Date Kyle McGregor March/April 2007 BOD RR. SOOWAL......00cccccesssessees November/December 2006 FFA Legacy The Agricultural Education Magazine: ci censistnenscttntaneveniienpaesais March/April 2007 Editors: 1929-2009 Why Did I Stay So Long? I scittsnsinsiennaninnntiia November/December 2006 NN IR achasbeciailinnicsetnteniiiehnnsinen March/April 2007 The Agricultural Education Mgazine 2007 Themes My Job, My Joy, My Purpose, My Life! VO POGUEE, ...cccsercvescenssessees November/December 2006 a iitiedictiaticinnncecnitsininnian March/April 2007 We Teach Agriculture Because We Can The World is Flattening--Will Agricultural I cciseshuctisctianesientneiinlmunniniaes March/April 2007 Education Still Fit? Were You a Master Teacher Today? DIWRYRS PRVGIOER.....00c00sseccceseseseees March/April 2007 Flat Worlds and Spinning Thoughts Why Do We Do What We Do? Billye Foster. January/February 2007 Kattlyn Wolf & Jonathan Velez....... March/April 2007 Where Were We Hiding When the World Flattened? Here, By the Owl Jack Elliot, Buddy (William) Diemler, AERIS ea March/April 2007 & Jason Larison January/February 2007 The Trail When the World is Flat NN siicincnesicisiicienesinvsinaninsdilichnas March/April 2007 Cassie Brock & Brandon Barr.....January/February 2007 What Agricultural Education s Fledgelings Staying Relevant in a Flattening World Have to Say Daniel Foster & Kattlyn Wolf January/February 2007 Ryle MeGrO R06, .....00.0:sccrecccoesosceesees March/April 2007 Tech No--No More Why I Choose to be an Agricultural Educator MeeCee Baker January/February 2007 FO iiiniccinkiactatenpnnttntiniantiic March/April 2007 Flattening Classroom Walls Inclusion Corner Jason Larison January/February 2007 Be I ccriicscsicniinnessnancnitosiheeneniiiens March/April 2007 The World is Flattening--Where Will Agricultural Education Fit? Research is to Practitioners, as Logic is to Nathan Torrance January/February 2007 Flattening or Moving Uphill? Linda A. Peterson January/February 2007 Living in a Flat World: What Globalization Means for Research--What is the Point? Agriculture and AgriScience Education UI sik iensscenscisessecerinisnsntiansinbiginilna May/June 2007 Karen Hutchinson & Research is to Practitioners as Logic is to Detectives. ee January/February 2007 I Be hisicctiinencneivicinbiinitutiadiiaieaial May/June 2007 Life Skills Through Agricultural Education Critical Thinking and Cognition: Questions that Rudy S. Tarpley, Brian K. Warnick Enhance Cognitive Development & William L. Diemlert.................J January/February 2007 M. Susie Whittington.....................00006 May/June 2007 Inclusion Corner Research Cafe~The Salad Bar Billye Foster January/February 2007 Nancy Gruden Schuck................ss0000+ May/June 2007 How to Become an Effective Consumer of Research in Agricultural Education K.S.U. Jayaratune May/June 2007 July/August 2007 Using Research to Build Competitive Career A Research Primer for Agricultural Education Development Events I aciistaicnnrnincrssnicersnceusveminiaiia May/June 2007 John Rayfield ....May/June 2007 I Want to be One of “Those” Teachers-- Determine Your Program s Direction: Conduct a How Do I Do It? Needs {ssessment David Jones fay/June 2007 Melanie Sanborn and John Ewing. ....May/June 2007 Inclusion Corner EE ee May/June 2007 THE AGRICULTURAL EDUCATION MAGAZINE 2008 THEMES Will appear in the September/October 2007 Issue probable number of subscribers from their own states How the Magazine Originated indicated that the project would succeed. (Excerpt from the first issue of the Magazine, January 1929) uring the annual conference of the Central Region The orgininal Board of Editors included: Paul W. Chapman, State Director of Vocational Education for at Des Moines in April 1928, representative of the Georgia; R. W. Gregory, Itinerant Teacher Trainer Meredith Publishing Company of that city ex- pressed a desire to give some sort of assistance to the cause for Indiana; R. W. Heim, State Director of Vocational of agricultural education. It occurred to certain members of Education for Delaware; J. H. Pearson, Nebraska State the conference that the company might be willing to assist Supervisor of Agricultural Education; H. M Skidmore, with a teachers’ publication. The company’s managers were Teacher Trainer, Agriculture, University of California, approached and before the close of the conference a pro- Davis; W. F. Stewart, Head of Department of Agri- posal for publishiing was submitted to a committee from the cultural Education, The Ohio State University; Z. M. Smith, State Director of Vocational Education, Indi- conference, headed by Z. M. Smith of Indiana. The confer- ence unanimously approved the proposed arrangement and ana; H. M Hamlin, Associate Professor of Agricultural authorized a continuance of the committee, instructing it to Education a the lowa State College; and F. E. Moore, bring the matter before the professional people of the other State Director of Vocational Education, lowa. regions. The 2007 Managing & Editing Board The committee then outlined a proposed set-up for the man- Allan Sulser, NAAE President, Agricultural Educa- agement of the project tion Teacher, Utah An editing-managing board was tentatively suggested, to Heather Dye, State Supervisor, Agricultural Educa- serve for one year, and from its numbers there was chosen an tion, Nevada editor, a consulting editor, and a secretary-treasurer. John Ricketts, Assistant Professor, Agricultural Edu- The chairman of the regional committee then submitted to cation, the University of Georgia each member of the executive committee of the American Jamie Cano, former Editor, Associate Professor, Agri- Vocational Association the proposal of the publishers and cultural Education, The Ohio State University the committee’s proposal as to managing personnel for the Billye Foster, Editor, Associate Professor, Agricultural first year. All members but one of the executive commit- Education, the University of Arizona tee responded and all who answered were favorable to both Jay Jackman, NAAE Executive Director, Business proposals. Manager for the Magazine, Kentucky Larry Case, Chief Executive Officer and Advisor, The committee then proceeded to sound out the state super- National FFA Organization, Alexandria, VA. visors of agricultural education. All of these men responded Tony Small, Education Division Director, National and none objected to the arrangement. Most supervisors FFA Organization, Indianapolis, Indiana were enthusiastic in its support, and the estimates as to The Agricultural Education Magazine Author Index--Volume 79 July/August 2006 to May/June 2007 Alston, Antoine July/August 2006 Bt i cncnninttantiimyeincniaiicmnhuantal March/April 2007 Bajema, Duane September/October 2006 November/December 2006 Baker, MeeCee January/February 2007 Larison, Jason January/February 2007 Barr, Brandon Larke, Patricia J July/August 2006 Black, Baxter Larke, Alvin, Jr July/August 2006 Boeder, Tim September/October 2006 5 a November/December 2006 Brock, Cassie January/February 2007 McCormick, Floyd G Brown, Debbie September/October 2006 McGregor, Kyle March/April 2007 Bushong, Ginnie.....................- September/October 2006 Miller, W. Wade..........:000..0s0e00. September/October 2007 Cano, Jamie July/August 2006, Molina, Quintin July/August 2006 .... september/October 2006, November/December 2006 BI I cicneisnecscsnntnenspmnbvinniinnd March/April 2006 Collins, Jim January/February 2006 NG Fi cteicisccescnevisianstes November/December 2006, Crawford, Harold R............... November/December 2006 May/June 2007 Dal Molin, Christa July/August 2006 SN i iccinsnsncsihcsinsitiidnaseial November/December 2006 Dambeck, Abigail July/August 2006 en March/April 2007 Day, Paul i sicsicsncnisisniscbsicnmitincnnntibin September/October 2006 DeShazo, Becky July/August 2006 Bi tin scsicisecisninisscnnieial September/October 2006 Diemler, William (Buddy) January/February 2007 Pe iictvsntrescicedcnniekineiodin September/October 2006 Duncan, Dennis September/October 2006 Persons, Edgar. November/December 2006 Elliot, Jack....July/August 2006, January/February 2007 Potersom, Lamndia A........0..0:0.seosesssore January/February 2007 Ellis, Katie September/October 2006 Rayfield, John May/June 2007 Ewing, John Py Pe aicincssncscnpeiviensin November/December 2006 Foster, Billye PE IR aiiciiccicsinisnicncstiontnns September/October 2006 January/February 2007, March/April 2007, Sanborn, Melanie silica teeta eieetabiisiniaeaiieiceiiestasnetiniinnenientiniaiil May/June 2007 | ee November/December 2007 Foster, Daniel July/August 2006, Talbert, B. Allen July/August 2006 September/October 2006, January/February 2007 Tarpley, Rudy S January/February 2007 Frederick, Craig September/October 2006 Torrance, Nathan January/February 2007 Fritz, Carrie September/October 2006 Velez, Jonathan September/October 2006, SE Bs ineienssnnetieniaiiinntinnndsiinl March/April 2007 <nideaiaiaiadnsidnlimeieuesiinigpimmanll March/April 2007 Giustino, Joey James................ September/October 2006 Vlasin, Randy Gruden-Schuck, Nancy September/October 2006, Warmbrod, J. Robert May/June 2007 Warnick, Brian K January/February 2007 Harlin, Julie September/October 2006 Warren, Chastity July/August 2006 Henson, Don March/April 2007 Whitson, Ron July/August 2006 Husmann, Dann September/October 2006 Whittington, M. Susie May/June 2007 Hutchinson, Karen January/February 2007 Wolf, Kattlyn July/August 2006, ils TIL. BPasicincnnescnsensanenensinnenenie May/June 2007 January/February 2007, March/April 2007 Jones, David Keel, Charles July/August 2007