4. Objectives
What is FACS?
What is
CTE?
Classroom
Expectations
FACS Module Introduction
•Students will understand classroom
expectations
•Students will understand classroom
procedures
•Students will understand module
procedures
How Do
Modules Work?
5. Objectives
What is FACS?
What does
FACS
mean?
What is
CTE?
Classroom
Expectations
How Do
Modules Work?
Have you ever
participated in a
computer based
classroom?
How do you
think the
classroom might
be different?
8. Objectives
What is FACS?
What is
CTE?
Classroom
Expectations
How Do
Modules Work?
Everything you need to know in life isn’t
learned in kindergarten…
You learn it
in FACS!!
9. Objectives
What is FACS?
What is
CTE?
Classroom
Expectations
How Do
Modules Work?
• FACS is a part of Career and
Technical Education
• At Saunders, Technology Education
is also part of CTE
10. Objectives
What is FACS?
What is
CTE?
Classroom
Expectations
How Do
Modules Work?
• In high school CTE includes classes like:
•Business, Marketing, Networking Operations, Culinary Arts,
Agriculture, Cosmetology , Criminal Justice, Family & Consumer
Science, Health Science, Building Trades, GIS (Geospatial Information
Systems), Automotive Technology, Communications, Arts, Media
Production, Technology Education, Welding
• CTE instruction aims at developing basic skills, work skills, and
skills for specific jobs.
• CTE courses teach you skills for life and work.
11. Objectives
What is FACS?
What is
CTE?
Classroom
Expectations
How Do
Modules Work?
FACS personal quality and skill expectations
come from CTE competencies
A competency means you gain the ability to do
something successfully or efficiently…
The following are the expectations we will
practice and learn to do successfully:
12. Objectives
What is FACS?
What is
CTE?
Classroom
Expectations
How Do
Modules Work?
FACS Classroom
Essential Qualities And Skills:
We will work to learn and practice these qualities and skills:
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Positive work ethic
Integrity
Teamwork
Self-representation skills
Diversity awareness
Conflict-resolution
Creativity
Resourcefulness
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Speaking and listening
Reading and writing
Critical-thinking
Problem-solving skills
Healthy behaviors
Safety skills
Job-acquisition and
Advancement
• Management (time, task,
and resource)
13. Objectives
What is FACS?
What is
CTE?
Classroom
Expectations
Who is my teacher?
• Mrs. Kight
• That’s K - I - G - H - T
• Kind of like light…
• Kight not Knight
How Do
Modules Work?
14. Objectives
What is FACS?
What is
CTE?
Classroom
Expectations
How Do
Modules Work?
Classroom Expectations
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Arrive on time
Listen
Treat everyone with respect and courtesy
Bring class supplies EVERY DAY!
– Pen or Pencil
– Paper (in binder)
15. Objectives
What is FACS?
What is
CTE?
Classroom
Expectations
Classroom Expectations
Daily Arrival :
• Enter classroom quietly
• Get your folder
• Sit in your assigned seat
This could mean module or table
• Read the board for instructions
How Do
Modules Work?
16. Objectives
What is FACS?
What is
CTE?
Classroom
Expectations
How Do
Modules Work?
Leaving the Room
During Class
• Our time is limited in FACS
• Because of this, we need to
use the restroom before class
• For emergencies:
− School 10/10 rule: No passes during the first 10
and last 10 minutes of class
− 2 emergency restroom/water passes per 6 weeks
− No agenda, no pass
17. Objectives
What is FACS?
What is
CTE?
Classroom
Expectations
How Do
Modules Work?
At the End of Class:
• Make sure work area is clean and returned
to condition you found it…or better
• Return items to folder, place folders
together
• Log out when directed
• Wait for dismissal (Mrs. Kight, not bell)
• Push in chair
• Neatly return folders to proper spot
• Exit quietly
18. Module Topics
Objectives
What is FACS?
Money
Money
&
&
Finance
Lead
ersh
ip
Machine
Sewing
Life
Skills
Families
What is
CTE?
Classroom
Expectations
How Do
Modules Work?
Charac
ter
Consumerism
Personal
&
Online
Safety
Child
Devel
opme
nt
&
Care
Design
Commu
nicati
on
19. Objectives
What is FACS?
What is
CTE?
Classroom
Expectations
How Do
Modules Work?
Module Grading
•Each completed Module counts as two project
grades
•Grades consist of participation, assignments,
projects and quizzes
•Each module contains a pretest (ungraded)
and a post-test (graded)
•Most of these are completed on the computer
•A written work-along booklet may also
accompany a module
20. Objectives
What is FACS?
What is
CTE?
Classroom
Expectations
Modules
•Students work cooperatively in pairs at a
workstation during each module
•Instruction is delivered through audio,
video and interactive, hands-on projects
through the FACS Module Lab website
•Headphones are provided, but students
may wish to bring their own headphones
or earbuds
•Students are to remain in their
workstation during class
How Do
Modules Work?
21. Objectives
What is FACS?
What is
CTE?
Classroom
Expectations
How Do
Modules Work?
Navigating Modules
•After logging in, locate the FACS Lab
icon on the desktop
•This opens the FACS Module Lab
Homepage
22. Objectives
What is FACS?
What is
CTE?
Classroom
Expectations
How Do
Modules Work?
FACS Module Site
•You can access all module features from this
site
•There is a password if you try to access some
content.
•The password changes occasionally, and your
teacher will share his with you.
•This opens the FACS Module Lab Homepage
24. Objectives
What is FACS?
What is
CTE?
Classroom
Expectations
How Do
Modules Work?
Successful Work Habits
• Because you are working
independently, paying attention and
listening is extremely important
• Read the words!
• This means instructions, assignment
details, anything written!
• You can always replay information as
needed
• You have a call light switch at your
station to request help
• Locate the call light and
test it now
25. Objectives
What is FACS?
What is
CTE?
Classroom
Expectations
How Do
Modules Work?
Finishing a Session
• 5 minutes before dismissal, you will receive a
warning from the teacher
• At this time, you will clean up your area, log
off and return your headphones to their
proper spot
• When you are ready to
leave, turn on the call light
for workstation inspection
• After successful inspection,
you may leave when dismissed