57 research outputs found
Development of Teaching Materials for Understanding the Value of Traditional Dishes: Soba (Buckwheat)
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Teaching on Clothing Studies with the Personal Computers in Junior High School
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Teaching of 'Life in Home' Area in Junior High School : In View of Breakfast in the World
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Development of Teaching Materials of Selectable Home Economics in Junior High School : The World Seeing From the Buckwheat Noodles (Soba)
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Development of the Clothing Education Program for the Purpose of the Rediscovery and Succession of the Culture of the Kimono
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Framework for a cooperative program curriculum among elementary, junior, and senior high schools to develop students' qualities and competence in home economics: Proposal for implementing a cooperative program curriculum for encouraging students to develop an understanding of food cultures and deepen their learning
The purpose of this study is to use surveys to clarify students' awareness at the elementary, junior, and senior high school levels of food cultures and their related issues, and to formulate and implement a class program for junior and senior high schools based on the clarified results. The program will develop students' understanding of food cultures and seeks to combine and systematize home economics education among the three levels of schooling. The study found transformations among elementary and junior high school students, in terms of their understanding of the ideas of food cultures and related issues. In addition, class programs were formulated for Grade 9 students, to broaden their views on a range of topics, and for Grade 10 students, to broaden their view of changes over time, both of which ended with successful results
Conception of cooperation curriculum among elementary, junior high and high schools to promote the qualities and abilities of home economics: the common concept and the systematization of the learning contents
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Development of Teaching Material of Selectable Home Economics in Junior High School(3) : Cooking Practice in One Hour
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