Ag Mech 1 - 2.01

Which type of immersion Supervised Agricultural Experience might require reports and presentations presented to a board of directors?

• Invention

• Placement

• Experimental

• School-based Enterprise

Which type of Supervised Agricultural Experience uses the scientific process to discover new knowledge?

• Experimental

• Service-Learning

• Entrepreneurship

• School-based Enterprise

An example of an analytical Supervised Agricultural Experience is:

• working for a plumber.

• building garden sheds for homeowners.

• restoring a tractor with other FFA members at school.

• studying why different types of lighting systems are used in farm buildings.

An example of a placement Supervised Agricultural Experience is:

• producing one's own shrubs.

• observing a tractor mechanic at work.

• building a fence for one's own repair center.

• working part-time at a small-engine repair shop.

Which type of immersion Supervised Agricultural Experience would have a summary presentation showing test results for the strengths of different welds?

• Placement

• Experimental

• Entrepreneurship

• School-based Enterprise

Which type of Supervised Agricultural Experience requires a written training agreement signed by the student, parent or guardian, teacher, and employer or supervisor?

• Entrepreneurship

• Service-Learning

• Placement

• Analytical

What part of a foundational SAE would include a risk assessment of a small engine repair shop?

• Personal Finance Management and Planning

• Career Exploration and Planning

• Agricultural Literacy

• Workplace Safety

An example of a Service-Learning Immersion Supervised Agricultural Experience is:

• offering free marketing for a summer welding course at the community

  college.

• comparing and contrasting different styles of tillage equipment.

• running a custom fence-building and repair business.

• working for an irrigation service company.

An example of a foundational, financial management planning activity is:

• completing an SAE risk assessment and reflecting on the results.

• creating a personal budget and tracking monthly financial activity.

• collecting a personal, peer, and mentor rating of one's level of

  responsibility.

• developing a digital portfolio to highlight current skills and work

  experience.

An example of a foundational, agricultural literacy Supervised Agricultural Experience activity is:

• contacting a local legislator to discuss public policies that affect robotics used in agriculture and summarizing the interview in a document.

• analyzing the condition of five welding tools and putting the tools away using proper safety procedures.

• making a list of 10 personal strategies that enhance verbal and nonverbal communication.

• writing a summary of the benefits and limitations of a financial management tool.