Horticulture Project Guidelines and Requirements

The video tutorial introduces a collaborative class project on careers in horticulture. Students are tasked with creating a slideshow, researching various horticulture careers, and presenting their findings. The teacher provides detailed instructions, including slide requirements, research topics, and collaboration guidelines. Examples of completed slides are shown, and students are encouraged to ask questions and seek help from peers. The project is due by Friday, and students are reminded to use proper email etiquette when communicating with the teacher.

What is the main objective of the horiculture project?

• To write a research paper on horiculture

• To design a personal garden

• To explore various career options in horiculture

• To learn about different plant species

How will the class work on the horiculture project?

• As a class, collaboratively on a single slideshow

• In pairs, with each pair creating a separate project

• In groups, with each group presenting separately

• Individually, with separate presentations

What must each slide in the collaborative slideshow include?

• A detailed history of the career

• The student's name who created it

• A bibliography of sources

• A video presentation

What is the minimum number of slides a student or pair must claim?

• Two slides

• One slide

• Four slides

• Three slides

What information is required for each career researched?

• Career Information, salary, education requirements, job availability, location, working conditions, and necessary skills

• Personal opinions about the career

• Only the salary and education requirements

• A detailed history of the career

What is the maximum number of slides allowed for one job?

• Five slides

• Three slides

• Two slides

• Four slides

What is the total point value of the horiculture project?

• 47 points

• 50 points

• 45 points

• 40 points

What should students do if they have questions during the project?

• Search online for answers

• Wait until the teacher returns

• Ask a classmate who has done a similar project

• Email the teacher with their name and period

What is the due date for the horiculture project?

• Next Wednesday

• Next Monday

• Next Friday

• This Friday

What should students include in their email to the teacher?

• A list of questions

• A summary of their project

• Their name, period, and age-appropriate language

• Their favorite career