List should include
- benefits to self
- acquire leadership, teamwork, and other professional skills.
- become physically fit.
- develop emotional intelligence and other life skills.
- increase academic achievement.
- enter a branch of the military at a higher grade and pay rate, or receive financial assistance for opportunities in continuing education (optional for JROTC graduates).
- benefits to community
- acquired citizenship and leadership skills lead to community philanthropy and volunteerism
- challenges
- to arouse the interest of one’s actions or efforts
- to stimulate the quality of requiring full use of one’s abilities, energy, and resources
- to demand identification from someone before they are allowed to enter or pass.
Acquired military science skills provide preparation to serve the military needs of the United States.
Process/Skill Questions:
- How can participation help one become a more productive citizen?
- Why should one be concerned about benefits to the community?
- How does JROTC participation increase academic achievement?