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Jamiliya Hampton-Bowden
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FCCLA
I can name the purpose and
benefit of FCCLA
membership by
participating in an interactive lesson
Puedo nombrar el
propósito y el beneficio de
la membresía de FCCLA
explorando el sitio web de
FCCLA
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Family, Career & Community Leaders of America
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FACS alguna vez se conoció como Economía Doméstica. Comenzó en el hogar ayudando a las personas a desarrollar habilidades para la vida a través de la educación sobre administración del hogar, desarrollo humano, etc.
Cómo empezó
FACS was once known as Home Economics. It first began in the home helping individuals build life skills through education on home management, human development, etc
How it started
History of FACS and FCCLA
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La economía doméstica surgió como una respuesta a la Revolución Industrial, cuando las familias pasaron de estilos de vida agrarios a la vida urbana y necesitaron nuevas habilidades para administrar el hogar y formar familias. Ellen Swallow Richards, conocida como la fundadora de la economía doméstica.
Cómo empezó
Home economics emerged as a response to the Industrial Revolution, as families shifted from agrarian lifestyles to urban living and needed new skills for managing households and raising families.
Ellen Swallow Richards known as the founder of Home economics.
How it started
History of FACS and FCCLA
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A principios del siglo XX, las escuelas comenzaron a ofrecer cursos de economía doméstica. El objetivo de los primeros programas de economía doméstica era enseñar a las mujeres cómo gestionar eficazmente el hogar, cocinar, coser y cuidar de sus familias.
Cómo empezó
In the early 20th century, schools began to offer courses in Home Economics.
The focus of early home economics programs was on teaching women how to effectively manage households, cook, sew, and care for their families.
How it started
History of FACS and FCCLA
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La economía doméstica se transformó en Ciencias de la Familia y el Consumidor, ampliando el enfoque de las tareas del ama de casa a la dinámica familiar, la educación del consumidor y los cambios sociales. Siglo 21: Ciencias de la Familia y el Consumidor ha seguido evolucionando para abordar temas contemporáneos como la salud y el bienestar, la educación financiera, la sostenibilidad ambiental y el equilibrio entre la vida personal y laboral.
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Home economics transformed into Family and Consumer Sciences expanding the focus from homemaker duties to family dynamics, consumer education, and societal changes.
21st Century:
Family and Consumer Sciences has continued to evolve to address contemporary issues such as health and wellness, financial literacy, environmental sustainability, and work-life balance.
How it started
History of FACS and FCCLA
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In 1945, the first known student organization associated with home economics was founded in Chicago, Illinois. It was named the "Future Homemakers of America" (FHA).
FCCLA
History of FACS and FCCLA
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En 1945, se fundó en Chicago, Illinois, la primera organización estudiantil conocida asociada con la economía doméstica. Fue nombrada "Futuras amas de casa de Estados Unidos" (FHA).
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In 1945, the first known student organization associated with home economics was founded in Chicago, Illinois. It was named the "Future Homemakers of America" (FHA).
FCCLA
History of FACS and FCCLA
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NHA Organización de estudiantes afroamericanos asociada con Economía Doméstica en su momento.
NHA
NHA African American Student orgainization associated with
Home Economics at the time.
NHA
FCCLA- How it started
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NHA/FHA se estableció para brindar a las mujeres jóvenes que estudian economía doméstica oportunidades de desarrollo de liderazgo, crecimiento personal y desarrollo de habilidades. La organización tenía como objetivo preparar a las niñas para sus funciones como amas de casa y contribuyentes a sus familias y comunidades.
FCCLA
NHA/FHA was established to provide young women studying home economics with opportunities for leadership development, personal growth, and skill-building.
The organization aimed to prepare girls for their roles as homemakers and contributors to their families and communities.
FCCLA
History of FACS and FCCLA
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Over time, FHA evolved to reflect the changing needs and roles of women in society. The organization expanded its focus beyond homemaking skills to encompass broader topics related to family, career, and community.
In 1965, FHA became coeducational, allowing young men to join the organization as well.
FCCLA
History of FACS and FCCLA
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En 1999, para representar mejor su alcance ampliado, la FHA experimentó un cambio de nombre y se convirtió en Líderes de Familias, Carreras y Comunidades de Estados Unidos (FCCLA).
FCCLA
In 1999, in order to better represent its expanded scope, FHA underwent a name change and became Family, Career and Community Leaders of America (FCCLA).
The new name emphasized the organization's commitment to preparing students for a wide range of roles, careers, and responsibilities beyond traditional homaking.
FCCLA
History of FACS and FCCLA
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Multiple Choice
FCCLA was formerly known as New Homemakers of America (NHA) as well as
FSA
FHA
FMA
FLA
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Get the Facts
About FCCLA
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What is FCCLA
•It is a non-profit national career and technical student
organization for young men and women in Family and
Consumer Sciences education in public and private
schools through grade 12.
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FCCLA Mission
• To promote personal growth and leadership
development through Family and Consumer
Sciences education. Focusing on the multiple roles of
family member, wage earner, and community
leader, members develop skills for life through
character development, creative and critical
thinking, interpersonal communications, practical
knowledge, and career preparation.
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Brindar oportunidades de desarrollo personal y preparación para la vida adulta. Fortalecer la función de la familia como unidad básica de la sociedad. Fomentar la democracia a través de la acción cooperativa en el hogar y la comunidad. Fomentar la participación individual y grupal para ayudar a lograr la cooperación y la armonía global. Promover un mayor entendimiento entre jóvenes y adultos. Brindar oportunidades para la toma de decisiones y la asunción de responsabilidades. Prepararnos para los múltiples roles de hombres y mujeres en la sociedad actual. Fomento de las Ciencias de la Familia y del Consumo y ocupaciones afines.
To provide opportunities for personal development and preparation for adult life.
To strengthen the function of the family as a basic unit of society.
To encourage democracy through cooperative action in the home and community.
To encourage individual and group involvement in helping achieve global cooperation and harmony.
To promote greater understanding between youth and adults.
To provide opportunities for making decisions and for assuming responsibilities.
To prepare for the multiple roles of men and women in today's society.
To promote Family and Consumer Sciences and related occupations.
FCCLA Purpose
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Lema: Hacia nuevos horizontes Lema: La experiencia de liderazgo definitiva
Motto: Toward New Horizons
Tagline: The Ultimate Leadership Experience
FCCLA Motto/Tagline
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FCCLA Creed
We are the Family, Career and Community Leaders of America. We
face the future with warm courage and high hope. For we have the
clear consciousness of seeking old and precious values.
For we are the
builders of
homes,
Homes for
America’s
future,
Homes where
living will be
the expression
of everything
that is good
and fair,
Homes where
truth and love
and security
and faith will
be realities,
not dreams.
We are the Family, Career and Community Leaders of America. We face
the future with warm courage and high hope.
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Somos los líderes familiares, profesionales y comunitarios de Estados Unidos. Afrontamos el futuro con cálido coraje y grandes esperanzas. Porque tenemos la clara conciencia de buscar valores antiguos y preciosos. Porque somos los constructores de hogares, hogares para el futuro de Estados Unidos, hogares donde la vida será la expresión de todo lo que es bueno y justo, hogares donde la verdad, el amor, la seguridad y la fe serán realidades, no sueños. Somos los líderes familiares, profesionales y comunitarios de Estados Unidos. Afrontamos el futuro con cálido coraje y grandes esperanzas.
We are the Family, Career and Community Leaders of America. We face the future with warm courage and high hope. For we have the clear consciousness of seeking old and precious values. For we are the builders of homes, homes for America's future, homes where living will be the expression of everything that is good and fair, homes where truth and love and security and faith will be realities, not dreams. We are the Family, Career and Community Leaders of America. We face the future with warm courage and high hope.
FCCLA Creed
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FCCLA Flower/Colors
Rose
Red and White
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Hasta la fecha hay más de ______ miembros Los estudiantes que actualmente están tomando un curso FACS o los estudiantes que han completado un curso FACS son elegibles para ser miembros de FCCLA. Los miembros de FCCLA son estudiantes de 6º a 12º grado. Las cuotas de membresía son de $14 por persona. Hay tres tipos de membresía. Local Estado Nacional
Membership
To date there is over ______ members
Students who are currently taking a FACS course or students who have completed a FACS course is eligible for FCCLA membership.
FCCLA members are 6th - 12 th graders.
Memberships dues are $14 per person
There are three type of membership
Local
State
National
Members/Membership of FCCLA
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Viajar Participación en eventos competitivos: gane premios/reconocimientos Becas Desarrollar habilidades para la vida real Explorar carreras Desarrollar habilidades de liderazgo
Travel
Participation in Competitive Events - win prizes/awards
Scholarships
Develop real life skills
Explore Careers
Develop Leadership skills
Benefits of Memberships
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National FCCLA Week
•First or Second
week of FEBRUARY
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COmpetition/Events
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Scholarships and Awards
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What’s a chapter?
•A chapter is the school-level unit of
FCCLA. You do all your activities with
this chapter.
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Career Pathways
Participating in FCCLA events and FCS courses prepares you to go
into four different career paths.
Human Services
Education/Training
Visual Arts/Design
Hospitality and Tourism
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STAR Events
(Students Taking
Action with
Recognition)
Skill
Demonstration
Events
Family and
Consumer
Sciences
Knowledge Bowl
Involvement in FCCLA’s Competitive Events programs offers members the
opportunity to expand their leadership potential and develop skills for life
necessary in families, communities, and workplaces.
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STAR Events continued…
• Advocacy
• Applied Technology
• Career Investigation
• Chapter Service Project
• Chapter Showcase
• Culinary Arts
• Early Childhood
• Entrepreneurship (Mrs.
Milburn took 1st at Nationals)
• Environmental Ambassador
• Fashion Construction
• Fashion Design
• Focus on Children
• Food Innovations
• Hospitality, Recreation and
Tourism
• Illustrated Talk
• Interior Design
• Interpersonal
Communications
• Job Interview
• Leadership
• Life Event Planning
• National Programs in Action
• Nutrition and Wellness
• Parliamentary Procedure
• Promote and Publicize FCCLA!
• Recycle and Redesign
• Teach and Train
ONLINE
• Digital Stories for Change
• No Kid Hungry National
Outreach Project
• Virtual Poster
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Family and Consumer Sciences
Knowledge Bowl
Team competition
with questions about
FCS Knowledge
FCCLA Knowledge
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8 National Programs
Address
real-world
problems
Enrich the
well-being of
individuals
and families
Align with
FCS
Standards
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Planning Process
Identify Concerns
Set a Goal
Form a Plan
ACT
Follow Up
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National Programs
A national peer
education program
through which
students gain a better
understanding of how
families work and
learn skills to become
strong family
members.
A national program
that guides students
to link their options
and skills for success in
their families, careers,
and communities.
A national program
through which students
strive to save lives by
educating adults and
young people about
traffic safety and
supporting enforcement
of local rules and
regulations regarding
community traffic safety.
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National Programs
A national program
designed to help
students find and use
their personal power.
Members set their
own goals, work to
achieve them, and
enjoy the results.
A national peer
education program that
involves students
teaching one another
how to make, save, and
spend money wisely.
Education program that
involves students
teaching one another
how to make, save, and
spend money wisely.
A national program
that guides students
to develop, plan,
carry out, and
evaluate projects
that improve the
quality of life in their
communities.
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National Programs
A national peer
education program
that guides members
to develop, plan, carry
out, and evaluate
advocacy activities to
improve the quality of
life in their
communities.
A national peer
education program
that helps young
people learn to eat
right, be fit, and make
healthy choices.
FCCLA
I can name the purpose and
benefit of FCCLA
membership by
participating in an interactive lesson
Puedo nombrar el
propósito y el beneficio de
la membresía de FCCLA
explorando el sitio web de
FCCLA
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