An edition of Consumer and homemaking education
(1971)
Consumer and homemaking education
opportunity and challenge. Selected papers representing innovations in consumer education in the home economics curriculum.
by American Home Economics Association
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Consumer and homemaking education: opportunity and challenge. Selected papers representing innovations in consumer education in the home economics curriculum.
1971, American Home Economics Association
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Table of Contents
Foreword, by E. M. Ray.
Values and American youth, by W. L. Thomas.
Hunger, hustlin' and homemaking, by C. Jeffers.
New challenges for home economics educators, by M. L. Hurt and M. Alexander.
The teachers we need, by P. G. Garrett.
You've got what it takes, by A. M. Stewart.
Consumer education
dynamics of teaching, by H. M. Thal and L. J. Guthrie.
A context for viewing consumer emphasis in homemaking programs, by G. Newkirk.
Home economics learning packages
help for teaching
learning consumer concepts, by T. Shear and E. Ray.
Development and evaluation of a curriculum package on preparation for a dual role, by R. P. Hughes.
Individualized home economics: a program in action, by E. Cochrane.
A cooperative venture in increasing consumer competence in use of USDA foods, by G. H. Weaver.
Reading materials for functionally illiterate consumers, by H. T. Spitze.
Resources for easy reading, by H. T. Spitze, R. J. Davis and J. Tronc.
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