During this session, instructors will go into detail on how to help students determine which treatments to select while out in the competition field. A large portion of the time will focus on Part 3 of the score card discussing different uses and decisions that students would need to select based on observation in the contest.
This session will focus on the technical aspects of Land Judging in Nebraska. This will focus on parts 1 & 2 of the scorecard and assist instructors on best practices in helping teach students skills to help them determine soil profile measurements, soil texture determination and permeability, calculating slope, determining erosion factors and finally selecting a Land Capability Class based on the students data collection. Emphasis will be shown in how to use provided materials like the Land Capability Chart in helping to make site classification simple.
Finding and Establishing work based learning for students can be challenging. Join presenters to explore school based enterprises, collaborative planning with educational partners and supporting employers with tools and evaluations. Planning documents and examples will be provided. Objectives: Identifying partners Including Special Populations in School Based Enterprises Supporting employers for successful WBL placements.
Hello! My name is Michalla Schartz and I am the Southeast Regional Transition Facilitator and Instructor with Project CRAVE (Career Readiness and Vocational Education). I serve ESU 4, 5, 6 and 18/LPS with support Transition and Special Education. I have enjoyed a career in Special... Read More →
Tuesday June 10, 2025 10:00am - 10:45am CDT Diamond 8
Learn about the opportunities to use VR simulators and 360 video in your classroom. There will be free applications demonstrated and good practices will be covered when teaching with this technology.
In this session, educators will explore curriculum and lessons for teaching middle school students about the impact of agriculture on their lives, communities, country, and the world. Attendees will learn how to engage students in understanding the vital role agriculture plays not only in their local surroundings but also in shaping the state, national, and global economies. Through hands-on activities, real-world examples, and interactive discussions, educators will be equipped with tools to inspire students to appreciate agriculture's importance—from the food they eat to the products they use and the careers available.
Join us for "Connecting Educators: Cultivating a Collaborative Teaching Network", a dynamic session designed to bring together educators to share ideas, resources, and best practices. You'll have the opportunity to network with fellow teachers, discuss challenges and successes, and have lots of laughs.
Whether you're a seasoned educator or new to CTE, this session fosters the development of a supportive community that promotes growth, creativity, and the exchange of knowledge.
Craig Flaming has been the Agriculture Instructor at Randolph Public Schools, as well as the advisor of the Randolph FFA Chapter for the past 15 years. After attending Wheatland Public Schools in western Nebraska, Craig attended the University of Nebraska-Lincoln where he received... Read More →
Tuesday June 10, 2025 3:00pm - 3:45pm CDT Diamond 8
Are you tired of having limited financial resources for your student organization or classroom? Are you tired of making the CTE organization's sell outside companies candy, fruit or bread? Are you building long term supporters or just selling outside companies overpriced items to support "kids"? Learn strategies and tips to create successful, easy to implement, long term funding strategies for your CTE program.
One of the greatest challenges humansface in the 21st century is addressing the question: "How can we feed and fuel a growing global population while ensuring the sustainability of our natural resources for future generations?" To address this challenge, we must develop innovative solutions such as precision conservation that help agricultural producers optimize farm and ranch profitability while simulatenously benefiting soil, water, and wildlife. By finding the balance between agriculture and conservation, we can build a brighter future for all Nebraskans and leave a lasting legacy for future generations.
Interactive Notebooks are a great way to engage students in hands-on learning. Whether you choose to integrate them digitally or physically, Interactive Notebooks can be a one-stop shop for students learning material, study guides, and much more! In this session, we'll dive into Interactive Notebooks for use in the Ag Classroom and how to implement them into a variety of the ag classes.
