Unit 1: History of FCCLA
What does FCCLA stand for?
Family, Career, and Community Leaders of America
What is Standard 1?
Legal Compliance
What degree is needed to be a K-12 teacher?
Bachelor's Degree
Money paid for work or service
Remuneration
The process by which prospective teachers get licensed to teach within a given area after completing required coursework, degrees, tests, and other specified criteria.
Certification
What does CTSO stand for?
Career Technical Student Organization
What is Standard 10?
Testing
How many years of schooling is required for an Associate's Degree?
The temporary invalidation of any certificate for a period of time specified by the Professional Standards Commission
Suspension
Post-master's degree that is most common within the education field
Specialist Degree
What year did FHA and NHA merge together?
1965
What is Standard 4?
Honesty
What does post-secondary mean?
Colleges or Universities
The invalidation of any certificate held by an educator
Revocation
Provides protection for teachers against lawsuits, claims of negligence, mistake and misrepresentation
Liability Insurance
When was FCCLA founded? (must include month, date, and year)
June 11, 1945
What is Standard 8?
Required Reports
What's the number one reason people become teachers?
Desire to work with young people
Reprimand
Percentage of extra pay that teacher get within their district
Local Supplement
What does STAR stand for?
Students Taking Action with Recognition
What is Standard 6?
Remunerative Conduct
Name one benefit of being a teacher. (Answers may vary)
Health insurance, retirement savings plan, leaves of absences (paid or unpaid), travel expenses, liability insurance, making a difference, etc.
Quarterly appraisal of an educators' conduct by the Professional Standards Commission through contact with the educator and their employer
Monitoring
Method and practice of teaching, especially as an academic subject or theoretical concept
Pedagogy