#TeachAg
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WILDCARD
100

True or False: There is a surplus of traditionally-licensed ag teachers in South Dakota

False

100

Name 2 differences between plant and animal cells?

Varies

100

What is salmonella?

A food borne illness bacteria that is usually derived from uncooked egg or poultry products.

100

Name 3 teaching methods

Lecture, lab, discussion, etc.
100

What does the acronym SAE stand for?

Supervised Agricultural Experience

200

How many middle or high school ag education programs are there in South Dakota (range)?

Around 200

200

What are the 3 particles of soil?

Sand, silt and clay

200

What is the process for plants to convert basic inputs into food?

Photosynthesis

200

What is experiential learning?

Learning by doing and experiences (SAE)

200

What is the difference between market and breeding livestock?

Market livestock is going to be harvested for meat and other products, breeding stock is used for reproducing new stock.

300

By what animal/stationed is the FFA advisor/ag teacher stationed by?

The owl

300

What are the 4 strokes of the small gas engine?

Intake, compression, power and exhaust

300

What are the 5 Ps of marketing?

Product, price, place, promotion, position

300

Name 3 things that might appear on a lesson plan.

Objectives, intro/hook, body, review and close, etc.

300

True or False: I have to earn my entire agricultural education teaching degree at a 4-year college institution.

False! You can complete a 2+2 program!

400

What are the 3 components of the agricultural education model?

Classroom instruction, FFA and SAE

400

The first milk from a cow after she gives birth is called what?

Colostrum

400

What is the probability of a heterozygous calf if the dam is homozygous dominant and the sire is homozygous recessive?

100% chance

400

What are 3 of the typical learning modalities/styles?

Kinesthetic (doing), auditory (hearing), visual (viewing)

400

What grade levels does an agricultural education teaching license cover in the state of South Dakota?

Grades 5-12

500

What is the national average salary of a starting agricultural education teacher (range)?

$50,000-$60,000

500

What crop is commercially produced in every U.S. state?

Corn

500

What are the 6 classes of nutrients in animal nutrition?

Carbohydrates, fats, vitamins, minerals, protein, water

500

What is the most basic form of human need (Maslow's hierarchy of needs)?

Food, water, shelter - basic survival needs

500

DAILY DOUBLE

How many colleges in South Dakota offer agricultural education teacher certification programs?

1 - South Dakota State University (Go Jacks!)

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