Facilitation Competence: A Catalyst for Effective Extension Work

Authors

Louise Franck Cyr, University of Maine Cooperative ExtensionFollow

Volume

46

Issue

4

Abstract

Quantitative and qualitative data collected from research subjects in a multi-year University of Maine Cooperative Extension staff development initiative showed that in-depth facilitation training and practice can effectively prepare Extension staff to help groups achieve positive change. Facilitation training can lead to effective facilitators as well as more effective group members, demonstrating the long-term organizational and community value of training Extension staff in core facilitation skills.

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Recommended Citation

Cyr, L. F. (2008). Facilitation Competence: A Catalyst for Effective Extension Work. The Journal of Extension, 46(4), Article 12. https://open.clemson.edu/joe/vol46/iss4/12