Human Services, Grade 9 - 12, Fashion Merchandising, 2009
1.) Explain the impact of globalization on the fashion industry.
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2.) Critique design and buying centers of the fashion industry.
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3.) Assess the impact of fashion cycles on the fashion industry.
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4.) Compare factors affecting fashion trends and fads.
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5.) Interpret fashion styles and trends as they relate to a designer's line.
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6.) Analyze consumer behavior and attitudes toward shopping in relation to the retail industry.
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7.) Analyze the cycling process of forecasting, planning, and buying for the retail industry.
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8.) Compare the structure and organization of various retail operations, including factors related to customer service, safety, and security in the fashion industry.
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9.) Describe factors to consider when preparing financial and merchandise assortment buying plans.
Identifying divisions within companies of apparel manufacturers and retailers
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10.) Interpret effects of security and inventory control strategies, cash and credit transition methods, laws, and worksite policies on loss prevention and store profit.
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11.) Describe principles and practices involved with human resource management in the retail industry.
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12.) Assess ways technology impacts fashion design, apparel distribution, and marketing.
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13.) Describe various merchandising techniques used in retail operations.
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14.) Evaluate various store layout designs, including types of merchandise displayed within each type of layout.
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15.) Explain the importance of visual merchandising, advertising, and special events to retail sales.
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16.) Compare factors that determine the price of products sold in the fashion industry.
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17.) Evaluate principles of marketing and the importance of the marketing mix to a retail operation.
Examples: price, promotion, product, place, television, print, radio, Internet
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18.) Explain methods used by the fashion retailer to determine products to be marketed, including product planning.
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19.) Determine research strategies used by manufacturers and retailers to help with market segmentation.
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20.) Compare current trends in non-store retail merchandising.
Example: Internet shopping, catalogs
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