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The 4-H Program life skills wheel lists the competencies that help people function successfully in the environments they live and work in. When youth become competent in these life skills, they are better prepared for their transition to adulthood.
The 4-H Program life skills wheel lists the competencies that help people function successfully in the environments they live and work in. When youth become competent in these life skills, they are better prepared for their transition to adulthood.
Theses competencies include:
Thinking - Using one's mind to form ideas and make decisions; to imagine; to examine carefully in the mind; to consider.
Managing - Using resources to accomplish a purpose.
Relating - Establishing a mutual or reciprocal connection between two people that is wholesome and meaningful to both.
Caring - Showing understanding, kindness, concern, and affection for others.
Giving - Providing, supplying, or causing to happen (social responsibility).
Working - Accomplishing something or earning pay to support oneself through physical or mental effort.
Living - Acting or behaving; the manner or style of daily life.
Being - Living one's life; pursuing one's basic nature; involved in personal development.
Responsible Citizenship
Critical Thinking
Learning to Learn
Wise Use of Resources
Learning to Learn
Problem Solving
Critical Thinking
Planning/Organizing
Planning/Organizing
Critical Thinking
Problem Solving
Learning to Learn
Self-Responsibility
Self-Evaluation
Problem Solving
Decision-Making
Goal Setting
Wise Use of Resources
Communication
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