The AET - General Ag Ed Terms

What is a Supervised Agricultural Experience (SAE)?

• A project completed outside of normal class time, related to agriculture courses, and supervised.

• A project that requires monetary investment to gain profit.

• An unpaid project that involves learning a new skill.

• An unpaid project that improves a physical item.

Which type of SAE requires monetary investment to potentially gain a profit?

• Placement SAE

• Entrepreneurship SAE

• Research SAE

• Improvement SAE

What is an example of a Placement SAE?

• Wildlife research project

• Working at a dairy or farm store

• Restoring a building

• Hosting an agriculture awareness day

Which SAE involves developing a final report including results and project findings?

• Exploratory SAE

• Improvement SAE

• Research SAE

• Supplemental SAE

What is an Exploratory SAE?

• An unpaid project that improves a physical item.

• An unpaid project that supplements another SAE project.

• An unpaid project that involves learning a new skill or gaining knowledge in an agriculture-related area.

• A project that requires monetary investment to gain profit.

Which SAE is described as an unpaid project that improves a physical item?

• Improvement SAE

• Supplemental SAE

• Exploratory SAE

• Research SAE

What is an example of a Supplemental SAE?

• Training for a FFA competition team

• Becoming a certified welder to support another SAE

• Hosting an agriculture awareness day

• Working at a dairy or farm store

What does a Program of Activities (POA) in agriculture education involve?

• Unpaid projects that improve physical items

• Events targeted to a program’s objective with measurable goals

• Projects that require monetary investment

• Unpaid projects that supplement another SAE project

Which SAE type involves hosting an agriculture awareness day with elementary schools?

• Entrepreneurship SAE

• Placement SAE

• Program of Activities (POA)

• Research SAE

What is an example of an Improvement SAE?

• Restoring a building or redeveloping a garden

• Wildlife research project

• Service or supply business

• Training for a FFA competition team