CD Standard 1 Review

How many years does it usually take to get a Bachelor’s degree?

• 2 years

• 4 years

• 6 years

• none

A career as a School Counselor requires what type of degree that includes one or two years of additional study following a bachelor's degree is called?

• Associates

• Bachelors

• Masters

• Doctorate

A career as a Pediatrician (childrens doctor) requires what type of degree?

• Associates

• Bachelors

• Masters

• Doctorate: Doctor of Philosophy (PhD)

1. Which type of degree is a two-year course of study, typically by a community or junior college that will allow you to join the workforce sooner, in job’s such as a childcare worker, while still obtaining a degree?

• Associate degree

• Bachelor's degree

• Masters degree

• Doctorate degree

What does FCCLA stand for?

• Family, Career, and Community Leaders of America

• Future Careers and Community Leaders of America

• Families Caring for Communities and Leaders of America

• Future Consumers and Career Leaders of America

What is the mission of FCCLA?

• To provide leadership training in sports and athletics

• To promote personal growth and leadership development to develop real world skills, become college- and career-ready, and make a difference in families, careers, and communities

• To focus on environmental activism and sustainability

• To teach entrepreneurship and business strategies

What are real world skills?

• Skills required to play virtual video games

• Skills that help students perform well in standardized tests

• Life skills that help people navigate the world and deal with everyday challenges

• Skills learned only in college that help people succeed in a career

What are college and career readiness skills?

• Skills needed only for high school success

• The knowledge, skills, and dispositions required for success in postsecondary education and employment

• The ability to memorize facts and figures for standardized tests

• A program that teaches students how to write resumes

What is the FCCLA Fall Leadership Meeting?

• A national FCCLA competition held in the spring

• An event hosted by FCCLA where students increase their knowledge of FCCLA programs and events in North Carolina

• A leadership meeting hosted by Family and Consumer Science educators only

• A meeting where students compete in STAR events at the national level

What are STAR Events in FCCLA?

• Events for students interested in space exploration

• Competitive events where students are recognized for proficiency and achievement in leadership, chapter, and career preparation

• Sports competitions held at the national conference

• A club event where members participate in non-competitive activities