Title: Use the FCCLA planning process in course activities.
Course: Family and Consumer Sciences Exploratory III (19251-36) > Section: Developing Leadership Skills

Use of the planning process includes identifying the problem, listing options, examining values, analyzing options, selecting an option, and evaluating the results. The FCCLA Planning Process is a basic tool to be used with class, individual, and chapter projects. Information on competitive events can be found online.

Process/Skill Questions:

Thinking

- What are your choices for national and STAR Event participation?
- What are some elements of the planning process?

Communication

- How can you publicize FCCLA activities in your school and community?
- Why are good communication skills essential for success in a FCCLA activity?

Leadership

- How does leadership in FCCLA enhance self-esteem?
- How does FCCLA involvement improve employability?

Management

- What resources do you need to put your plan into action?
- How can you evaluate your planning process?