Consumer and homemaking education
Subtitle: opportunity and challenge. Selected papers representing innovations in consumer education in the home economics curriculum.
Contributors: American Home Economics Association.
Publisher: American Home Economics Association
Published: 1971
Place of publication: Washington
Language: eng
Number of pages: 72
Subjects: Home economics -- Study and teaching -- Congresses.; Consumer education -- Study and teaching -- Congresses.
Table of contents: title: Foreword, by E. M. Ray.; title: Values and American youth, by W. L. Thomas.; title: Hunger, hustlin' and homemaking, by C. Jeffers.; title: New challenges for home economics educators, by M. L. Hurt and M. Alexander.; title: The teachers we need, by P. G. Garrett.; title: You've got what it takes, by A. M. Stewart.; title: Consumer education; title: dynamics of teaching, by H. M. Thal and L. J. Guthrie.; title: A context for viewing consumer emphasis in homemaking programs, by G. Newkirk.; title: Home economics learning packages; title: help for teaching; title: learning consumer concepts, by T. Shear and E. Ray.; title: Development and evaluation of a curriculum package on preparation for a dual role, by R. P. Hughes.; title: Individualized home economics: a program in action, by E. Cochrane.; title: A cooperative venture in increasing consumer competence in use of USDA foods, by G. H. Weaver.; title: Reading materials for functionally illiterate consumers, by H. T. Spitze.; title: Resources for easy reading, by H. T. Spitze, R. J. Davis and J. Tronc.