 1. I can identify the factors that should be considered in expanding an SAE program.  2. I can explain how placement and ownership SAE programs may.

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 1. I can identify the factors that should be considered in expanding an SAE program.  2. I can explain how placement and ownership SAE programs may be expanded.

 Diversification  Ownership SAE  Placement SAE  Scope

 1. Should you double your SAE program next year?  2. How can you expand your current SAE program?  3. How much will it cost to expand your SAE program?

 A. Student interest is of primary concern prior to increasing the scope of the SAE. Both the career and vocational interest should be taken into consideration.  B. Overall financial success of the previous year is important to review.

 C. Was there profit gained in the SAE project or activity? If no profit was realized, then strong considerations to the benefits of expanding should be reviewed prior to making that decision.  D. How efficient was the enterprise? Consideration should be given to the efficiency of your project in comparison to the state averages

 E. Will expansion provide the potential for increasing profit and for efficiency?  F. Comparing the present scope with facility and financial limits is an important factor to consider. Will your facilities be adequate for your planned expansion? Financially, can you afford the expansion?

 G. Is there enough labor supply and opportunity to meet the demands of the planned expansion?  H. What are the financial benefits to the SAE of the expansion?

Purpose  1. To provide students with the opportunity to set specific goals for conducting and expanding their SAE program. Materials  1. Lab sheet  2. Writing utensil Procedure  1. Provide students with a worksheet to complete.

 A. An ownership SAE refers to the student activities conducted by students as owners or managers for profit.

 1. By increasing the scope. Scope is the size, sales volume, number of head, number of acres, etc. of the SAE program.  2. By adding or increasing new product and or enterprises. This is known as diversification.  3. By increasing the capital investments, purchasing major equipment, land, building, etc

 4. By increasing the amount of self labor contributed to the SAE programs.  5. By increasing the variety of experiences obtained in the SAE program.  6. By adding to the knowledge gained through the SAE programs  7. By increasing the skills developed from the SAE program.

 Placement SAE programs are those where the student is placed with an employer in a production unit such as a farm, ranch, greenhouse, etc. to produce commodities for wages.

 1. The student can increase the hours of experience in the SAE program.  2. By increasing the variety of experiences in the SAE program.  3. By increasing the total wages earned from the SAE programs.

 4. By adding to the knowledge learned from the SAE programs.  5. By developing additional skills from experiences in the SAE programs.

Purpose:  1. To help students explore methods for expanding SAE programs. Materials needed.  1. Writing utensils.  2. Lab sheets. Procedure  1. Divide the class into groups of 2 or 3 students.  2. Provide all students with a copy of the lab sheet.  3. Have each group identify two options for expanding the SAE programs summarized below.  4. Then decide on the “best” option and list several reasons why the group chose that option.  5. Discuss the groups’ decisions