THE ULTIMATE
LEADERSHIP EXPERIENCE
How to Integrate Activities into Your Curriculum to Bring Recognition to Your FCS Programs
Introductions-What is your WHY?
Sheri Johnsen - Van Buren Tech
Cadet Teacher Academy Instructor - FCCLA Adviser
Cynthia Rodrigues - State Coordinator - Michigan FCCLA
FCCLA: The Ultimate Leadership Experience
You want me to WHAT??
FCCLA: The Ultimate Leadership Experience
How can I do it all??
Get to know your kids!
First things first!!
PLANT THE SEED!
Show Videos with your students to share the FCCLA Experience
Words of Wisdom
1. Start small! Baby Steps!
2. Remember YOU are the weather in your classroom . . . Get Excited!
3. Think of FCCLA as a menu to sample from! Pick and choose!
4. Try a project that already reflects what you teach!
Words of Wisdom
Good Reasons why you should Integrate FCCLA into your program
Reasons why Teachers should integrate FCCLA into their Classroom!
BECAUSE YOU ARE ALREADY DOING IT!!
Many Projects are cross curricular and hit our Career Ready Practices/Perkins Course Competencies & Standards already! See the following examples for project connection!
Unit 3 - Working on Work incorporates resume/cover letter/job interview
Unit 4 -Take the Lead incorporates creating and delivering lesson plans
Continued
How do I start the ball rolling?!
USE YOUR RESOURCES
It starts with
Student Motivation
Let Students Teach in your Classroom!
Skill Demonstration Events
National Leadership Conference
Skill Demonstration Events
Education and Training Challenge
Fashion Construction and Design Challenge
Hospitality, Tourism and Recreation Challenge
Skill Demo Categories
Pull Sample Activities from FCCLAinc.org
Look for Teen Times articles
Lesson Plans are available on the National FCCLA Website as well as on your Advisor Login Page under RESOURCES
Career Pathways
Human Services Lesson Plan: Nurturing Children
Visual Arts and Design Lesson Plan: Sewing Safety
Education and Training Lesson Plan: Teach and Train
All that’s great! But…how can we be that involved and still teach our curriculum?
Start with a National Program
What is a National Program?
A Peer to Peer Educational program to help kids develop real world skills within FCS
Thank You - Are there any Questions??
National Program Stand Up
Power of One
Students Gain Person Power
Students Set Own Goals
Results help with future, school, friends family and employment
1.A Better You: Improve a personal trait
2.Family Ties: Serve as a more effective family member
3.Working on Working: Explore and prepare for careers
4.Take the Lead: Develop leadership abilities
5.Speak out for FCCLA: Promote the organization and its benefits to others
Power of One is all about making your own personal goals and reaching them successfully!
Power of One
Power of One Units
A Better You - improve personal traits
Family Ties - get along better with family members
Working on Working - expe work options, prepare for a career, or sharpen skills useful in business
Take the Lead - develop leadership qualities
Speak Out for FCCLA - tell others about positive experiences in FCCLA
Note: Virtual lesson plans for Power of One are located on the Lesson Plans & Resources page.
Pictures/Proof
Star Events
Members develop skills for life through: character development, creative and critical thinking, interpersonal communication, practical knowledge, and career preparation.
Students Taking Action with Recognition (STAR) Events
Poje Presentation
Star Event
“Project Presentation
Teach and Train
Special Needs Classroom
PState Competition
State Competition
National FCCLA in Atlanta, Georgia
Anaheim California - National FCCLA Conference
Thank you for your time!
Are there any questions?