Family and Consumer Sciences Online Delivery Courses
Online courses offer these benefits:
- Great for students who want a flexible option to suppliment
their schedules or who are credit deficient
- Classes are self-paced
- Instructors make personal contact with each student to discuss
progress
- Technology hardware can be provided
- Each class has a service learning component
- Classes satisfy Ohio's academic standards for Family & Consumer
Sciences courses
Courses:
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Personal Financial Management |
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PFM Course Introduction:
The Personal Financial Management course
was created to educate students about sound money management
and planning practices. It was also created to help students
develop financial decision-making skills that impact every
phase of life. It is extremely necessary
in our information-packed society to have working knowledge
of basic money management and planning. Students
will learn to determine their future financial goals, learn
about insurance, create a budget, learn to manage bank account(s),
learn about investments, how to successfully use and manage
credit, and to protect themselves from identity theft, plus
much more. This semester course was designed from the Ohio
Department of Education, Family and Consumer Science Content
Standards, including Social Studies content standards as mandated
by ODE. The course is hosted by the Angel Learning Management
System.
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1. Getting Started
2. Wise Up! Making Good Financial Decisions
3. Payday!
4. Sharing the Risk: Insurance
5. Sharing the Risk: Insurance II
6. Budgeting
7. Banking Options
8. Money Management Tools
9. Smart Saving |
10. Investing in Your Future
11. Investing in the Stock Market
12. Credit Worthiness
13. Being Credit Wise
14. Cost of Credit
15. Taking Out a Loan
16. Protecting Yourself & Your Money
17. Bringing It All Together
18. Final Exam |
PFM Demo Course: http://btol.angellearning.com
Username: btol
Password: guest
Choose the Personal Financial Management
Course in the ‘My Courses’ box (left side of screen) |
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HS101 |
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HS101 Course Topics:
1. Getting Started
2. Planning for a Successful Future
3. Educational Options
4. Careers and Lifestyle Choices
5. Career Self-Assessments
6. Career Trends
7. Career Research
8. Success in the Workplace - Time & Stress
Management
9. Success in the Workplace - Effective Communication
10. Success
in the Workplace - Making Wise Choices
11. Success in the Workplace
- Workplace Issues
12. Plan for the Future - Goal Setting
13. Plan for the Future
- The Career Plan
14. Getting the Job - The Job Search
15. Getting the Job – Resumes
16. Getting the Job - Interviewing
17. Culminating Project & Course
Review
18. Final Exam
HS 101 Demo Course: http://btol.angellearning.com
Username: HS101
Password: guest
Choose the HS101 - Demo in the ‘My
Courses’ box (left side of screen)
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Parenting |
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Parenting Course Introduction:
Strong parenting skills are critical
in today’s world. The effects of these skills impact home and
employment environments. Families are a structure in society
that demands understanding and attention. This course will help
students explore the world of parenting. You students will learn
about the challenges and rewards of parenting, how to balance
children and other responsibilities, the technical aspects of
becoming a parent (conception, prenatal development, and birth),
helping a child to develop properly and what to expect in a child’s
development, and positive guidance and discipline. The
course content has been aligned to the Work & Family standards
established by the State of Ohio. This semester
course contains approximately 60 hours of instruction and a
proctored exam.
Parenting Course Topics:
1. Getting Started
2.
What is a Parent?
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What Comes with Parenting?
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Adding Children to the Balancing Act
5.
The Basics: Conception, Prenatal
Development, and Birth
6.
The New Baby
7.
Parenting Issues
8.
Service Learning
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Helping Children Develop
10. Health & Safety
11.
Being a Positive Parent
12.
Communication and Problem Solving in Families
13.
Positive Guidance
and Discipline
14.
Child Abuse and Neglect
15.
How and Where Can Parents Get Help?
16.
Families, Children, and Society
17.
Culminating Project
18.
Final Exam
Demo Course Coming Soon!
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Pricing:
First 50 students: $40 per student
51-200 students: $30 per student
201 or more students: $25 per student
Site license: $600 for one site license that the teacher
can use with as many students as he/she wishes, but each
student will not have a personal account. It would be used
as a "text" and
the teacher can print activities or display the lessons on
a SmartBoard.
For more information, contact:
Leah Brandenburg
513-276-5300
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