Integrate multiple life roles and responsibilities in family, work and community settings.
Benchmark 1
Clothes Designer
Indicator 1
Identify how the career of a clothes designer relates and fits into the consumer cycle.
Indicator 2
Define the responsibilities and the requirements in becoming a clothes designer.
Indicator 3
Determine the concerns of people before the invention of the sewing machine.
Indicator 4
Identify the developer of the first mass-produced paper pattern.
Indicator 5
Select the items that are part of a clothes designer's job from a list.
Indicator 6
Define the steps involved with clothes designing.
Indicator 7
List the frequency of new designs created each year by a clothes designer.
Benchmark 2
Cosmetologist
Indicator 1
Determine personal qualities that are important for a cosmetologist.
Indicator 2
Identify duties and responsibilities of a cosmetologist.
Indicator 3
Understand the work schedule of a cosmetologist.
Indicator 4
Understand the educational requirements of a cosmetologist.
Benchmark 3
Custom Clothing and Alterations
Indicator 1
Identify characteristics and qualities of a successful custom clothing and alterations person.
Indicator 2
Identify the duties of a custom clothing and alterations person.
Indicator 3
Explain how people get started in the career of custom clothing and alterations.
Indicator 4
Understand the factors that influence earning levels as a custom clothing and alterations person.
Indicator 5
Explain the working conditions in the career of a custom clothing and alterations person.
Indicator 6
List the various titles of people in the clothing construction industry.
Benchmark 4
Fashion Consultant
Indicator 1
Identify the duties and responsibilities of a fashion consultant.
Indicator 2
Understand how clothing selection can enhance your complexion and bring out your best features.
Indicator 3
Understand and demonstrate the use of colored bibs and creating a personal shopping card.
Indicator 4
Understand and interpret a color wheel.
Benchmark 5
Apparel Design Engineer
Indicator 1
Identify the training needs of an apparel design engineer.
Indicator 2
Define "sloper".
Indicator 3
Identify the training needs of an apparel design engineer.
Indicator 4
Understand the importance of proportions, garment sketches and clothing makeup as it relates to an apparel design engineer.
Indicator 5
Define and explain the purpose of a dart.
Benchmark 6
Surging Machine Operator/Home Industries
Indicator 1
List advantages of a home-based sewing business.
Indicator 2
Define "mass production".
Indicator 3
Understand how computers are utilized to simplify the garment industry.
Indicator 4
Define "consignment".
Indicator 5
Understand how a serger sewing machine has revolutionized the home-based sewing business. Indicator 6 Understand and explain quality garment construction.
Indicator 7
Understand the function and use of a serger and conventional sewing machine.
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