MTTC Family and Consumer Sciences (040) case studies
MTTC Family and Consumer Sciences (040) · Put your knowledge to work in context.
The MTTC Family and Consumer Sciences (040) test is one of the Michigan Test for Teacher Certification assessments used in the pathway to the KH endorsement. Per the official test page, both this subject test (040) and a Professional Knowledge and Skills test (117, 121, 135, 136) are required to obtain the KH endorsement for initial certification. The MTTC Family and Consumer Sciences (040) case studies are 5 cases and about 4,574 words.
1Allergen-Safe Foods Lab on a $1.85-Per-Student Budget
Okafor teaches an eighth-grade Family and Consumer Sciences exploratory course with 24 students working in six lab groups of four. Her foods budget is 1.85 per student per lab, and the period runs 47 minutes, of which she reserves 12 for handwashing, setup, and sanitation.
868 words, about 4 min2Payday Loan, Expiring 0% Card, and a Debt-Settlement Pitch
The Ramirez household: Mr. Ramirez earns 54,000 gross; monthly take-home is 3,520.
924 words, about 5 min3Developmental Concerns, a Consent Form, and a Biting Incident in the Child Lab
Delgado teaches the child development lab course at a comprehensive high school. Twelve children aged 18 months to 4 years attend three mornings a week, supervised by 12 student teachers and Mr.
950 words, about 5 min4Student-Run Apparel Business: Sleepwear Claims, Fiber Labels, and Fit Returns
A high school FCCLA chapter runs a small sewing enterprise; proceeds fund the spring trip. This year they made 40 children's two-piece pajama sets in sizes 2T–6X from a 60-yard polyester fleece mill overrun whose bolt-end tag read only 'poly fleece,' and they attached a printed hangtag reading 'flame resistant.' They also knitted 25 hats from a thrifted yarn cone labeled '80% wool' on the seller's handwritten note; three buyers reported itching, and two hats felted heavily after washing.
925 words, about 5 min5Aging in Place on $14,000: Prioritizing a Bathroom and an Entry
The Whitfields, 78 and 74, live in a 1,100-square-foot ranch built in 1978. Whitfield uses a rolling walker after a stroke that left his right side weak; Mrs.
907 words, about 5 min