Ag Mech 1 - 1.01

Students develop leadership skills in the agricultural mechanics program by:

• being an officer in FFA.

• completing a proficiency award application.

• drawing plans for a shop project.

• identifying agricultural tools and materials.

Brian serves as FFA chapter secretary. What he learns could be used after graduation in agricultural mechanics organizations to:

• count money.

• prepare budgets.

• preside over meetings.

• write minutes of meetings.

As a committee chairperson, Lori helped develop the Chapter Program of Activities. The things she learned can best be used later in an agricultural engineering association to:

• conduct safety inspections.

• cook and serve food.

• keep financial records.

• set goals and develop plans.

The part of the agricultural mechanics instructional program that provides opportunities to develop leadership, teamwork, citizenship, personal growth, and career success is the:

• FFA.

• plant nursery.

• shop.

• Supervised Agricultural Experience.

Which provides the best opportunity for agricultural mechanics students to develop leadership?

• serving as a committee chairperson

• attending a field trip to a local tractor dealership

• participating in the Floriculture CDE

• working on shop activities

Juan is a member of the committee that develops the income, expense, and profit plans for the picnic table sale. That experience could later be used in agricultural mechanics organizations to:

• cook hamburgers.

• keep financial records.

• write minutes of meetings.

• write news reports.