By attending as many of his students extracurricular activities as possible, he builds a connection with them that ultimately aides him in motivating them to learn. Teaching Offers Challenge and Variety Technology has changed a lot over 30 years, and the Beeville agriculture program has kept pace. The agricultural industry s diversity continues to offer many teaching challenges. Besides the staples of agricultural mechanics and introduction to rural agriculture, Jaure teaches wildlife management, horticulture, and applied agricultural science and technology courses. The floriculture course has provided a major avenue for community outreach for 14 years.
Students create floral designs for banquets and weddings.
In response, community residents have supported the program strongly. There are no dull days for Bob Roesler. Instruction in his farm business management program centers on the just in time principle. Adult students, who are practicing farmers and producers, immediately apply the financial principles learned in their operations. This allows Roesler and his students to evaluate the results of the instruction in real-time.