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Peer reviewedKister, Joanna – Journal of Home Economics, 1987
Describes how Ohio has adapted the home economics curriculum for programs serving single parents to meet the special needs of this population. Discusses funding and state-level activities. (CH)
Descriptors: Early Parenthood, Home Economics, Individual Needs, One Parent Family
Kister, Joanna – Illinois Teacher of Home Economics, 1982
Impact Home Economics is designed to assist junior high school students who have self-concept problems. Teaching strategies are directed toward values clarification; self assessment; communication, decision making, and interpersonal skills; and concern for others. (SK)
Descriptors: Home Economics, Humanistic Education, Junior High Schools, Self Concept
Dohner, Ruth E.; Kister, Joanna – Illinois Teacher of Home Economics, 1990
Home economics curriculum for middle schools should be based on development of self-forming individuals as family members, on the needs and characteristics of early adolescents, and on the practical problems faced by early adolescents in the process of growth and development. (SK)
Descriptors: Family Life, Home Economics, Individual Development, Junior High Schools
