John Fistolera
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208 appearances
1 recordings
1 series
first heard Mar 2018
last heard Mar 2018
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thing that is common is that it attaches to an important business line for that company, whether that's HR, whether that's sales,
that's CSR.
There's an intelligent design as to why they attach to DECA, and that intelligent design is part of what we're teaching our students as well.
Companies aren't coming to us just because they have an unlimited amount of cash to support education and feel good about it, but there is a business line rationale, and that's what you need to understand as students
You go out and assume these leadership roles within business yourself.
Sure, and I'm glad that you brought that up, Paul.
The thing that's really different about DACA than any of the other
clubs or organizations that, you know, students, which are all good, you know, getting students to do more, I mean, that's, you know, the first step.
But the defining difference between, you know, the DECA experience and any other extracurricular organization is that to participate in DECA, students have to be enrolled in a business class, and that class is elective.
So our students are making, you know, an independent decision, you know, personal responsibility about, you know, what's my life going
look like after high school or college?
Or what do I want it to look like after high school and college?
And I'm going to take this class, you know, to take personal responsibility for that pathway.
And
They get into that class, and then, you know, from the whole catalog of choices, they say, well, okay, you know, what's a personal interest to me?
What's a passion point for me?
And how can I pursue it through what I'm taking in class?
And then, you know, beyond that, they're encouraged to do a little bit more, go out of class, you know, get some real-life experience in this work area just to make sure that it fits for me.
And then, okay, if that's really sort of a fit, then how do I pursue this after I graduate high school?
Do I need to go to college?
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