Although contributions were made by many, he is considered the "father of the FFA."
Who is Henry Groseclose?
100
The act providing federal funding for vocational education in the US.
What is the Smith-Hughes Act of 1917?
100
The Midwestern city where FFA was founded.
What is Kansas City, MO?
100
The new science-based curriculum being promoted by the National FFA Organization and other AGED groups.
What is CASE?
100
The organization for school-based agriculture teachers in the US.
What is the National Association for Agricultural Education?
200
He wrote the legislative act providing federal funds for vocational education and is know for his "16 Theorems of Vocational Education."
Who is Charles Prosser?
200
The law providing a federal charter to the National FFA Organization.
What is Public Law 105-225?
200
The city where the headquarters for the Oklahoma Department of CareerTech Education is located.
What is Stillwater?
200
One of the three ways the National FFA Organization makes a positive difference in the lives of students through agricultural education.
What is developing their potential in one of the following:
- Premier leadership,
- Personal growth,
- Career success
200
The organization for all career and technical education teachers in the U.S.
What is Association of Career and Technical Education?
300
He developed the "Farm Project Method" and several other innovations commonly practiced in school-based agricultural education today.
Who is Rufus Stimson?
300
The act that expanded vocational education and extended the scope of ag programs to include “off farm” agriculture enterprises.
What is the Vocational Education Act of 1963?
300
The FFA was founded on the principles established for the Future Farmers organization in this state.
What is Virginia?
300
Two of the four types of SAE, according to the SAE Handbook.
What are two of the following:
- Placement
- Entrepreneurship
- Research/agriscience
- Exploratory/service
300
Month in which the annual meeting of all Oklahoma career and technical educators takes place.
What is August?
400
A former ag teacher at El Reno, he was the first director of Oklahoma CareerTech. The building housing the agriculture department at CareerTech is named after him.
Who is J. B. Perky?
400
The current federal legislation under which career and technical education operates. It expanded the objective of vo-tech education from employment alone to basic employment competencies and put more focus on persons with special needs.
What is the Carl Perkins Act?
400
Federal agency from which school-based agricultural education programs are located and administered.
What is the U.S. Department of Education?
400
According to the mission of agricultural education, these programs prepare students for these two things regarding the global agriculture, food, fiber and natural resources systems.
What are:
- Successful careers
- Informed choices
400
The sub-district associations for Oklahoma agriculture teachers.
What are Professional Improvement (PI) Groups?
500
A former ag teacher from Jones, he and his family have given more than $1 million to causes they believe in. He provided the first donation to the Oklahoma FFA Foundation and is a VERY generous donor to OSU AGED scholarships.
Who is Don Ramsey?
500
One of the provisions of Oklahoma House Bill 3006
What is one of the following?
- All AGED programs be in comprehensive schools.
- All AGED students to have an SAE.
- Schools must provide transportation for AGED and FFA programs.
500
Federal agency from which higher education agricultural education programs are located and administered.
What is the U.S. Department of Agriculture?
500
One of the two major conclusions of the 1988 National Research Council report, "Understanding Agriculture: New Directions for Education."
What is:
- School-based ag programs must change
- Everyone should be agriculturally literate
500
The percentage of Oklahoma agricultural educators who pay the dues package for OAETA, NAAE, OACTE, ACTE.