Clothing and Textiles.

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contents Clothing and Textiles. Behavioral Objectives Career Exploration Clothing Clothing Instruction Competency Based Education Consumer Education Disabilities Disadvantaged Fashion Industry Home Economics Home Economics Skills Learning Activities Needle Trades Occupational Home Economics Pretests Posttests Secondary Education Self Concept Sewing Instruction State Curriculum Guides Textiles Instruction This curriculum guide on clothing and textiles was developed for use in consumer and homemaking education in Texas. Introductory materials provide information on contents and use of the guide, program planning, curriculum planning, and teaching handicapped and disadvantaged students. The guide is divided into five parts, containing materials for seventh and eighth grade homemaking, Homemaking I, Homemaking II, Homemaking III, and a semester course. Within each part are sections based on a competency (knowledge, skills, affective behavior, and/or judgment needed by homemakers) and corresponding sub-competencies (measurable behaviors expected to result from the completion of the learning and evaluation experiences). Concepts related to the competencies are outlined in the left columns; learning and evaluation experiences to develop the competencies are listed in the right column. Materials for the semester course include pretests; pretest answer keys; performance evaluation, rating, and product scales; and both core concepts and personal focus options. Appendixes include transparency masters keyed to learning and evaluation experiences and a reference list of books and sources suitable for a reference library. (YLB)
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spellingShingle Clothing and Textiles.
Behavioral Objectives
Career Exploration
Clothing
Clothing Instruction
Competency Based Education
Consumer Education
Disabilities
Disadvantaged
Fashion Industry
Home Economics
Home Economics Skills
Learning Activities
Needle Trades
Occupational Home Economics
Pretests Posttests
Secondary Education
Self Concept
Sewing Instruction
State Curriculum Guides
Textiles Instruction
Clothing and Textiles. Behavioral Objectives Career Exploration Clothing Clothing Instruction Competency Based Education Consumer Education Disabilities Disadvantaged Fashion Industry Home Economics Home Economics Skills Learning Activities Needle Trades Occupational Home Economics Pretests Posttests Secondary Education Self Concept Sewing Instruction State Curriculum Guides Textiles Instruction This curriculum guide on clothing and textiles was developed for use in consumer and homemaking education in Texas. Introductory materials provide information on contents and use of the guide, program planning, curriculum planning, and teaching handicapped and disadvantaged students. The guide is divided into five parts, containing materials for seventh and eighth grade homemaking, Homemaking I, Homemaking II, Homemaking III, and a semester course. Within each part are sections based on a competency (knowledge, skills, affective behavior, and/or judgment needed by homemakers) and corresponding sub-competencies (measurable behaviors expected to result from the completion of the learning and evaluation experiences). Concepts related to the competencies are outlined in the left columns; learning and evaluation experiences to develop the competencies are listed in the right column. Materials for the semester course include pretests; pretest answer keys; performance evaluation, rating, and product scales; and both core concepts and personal focus options. Appendixes include transparency masters keyed to learning and evaluation experiences and a reference list of books and sources suitable for a reference library. (YLB)
title Clothing and Textiles.
topic Behavioral Objectives
Career Exploration
Clothing
Clothing Instruction
Competency Based Education
Consumer Education
Disabilities
Disadvantaged
Fashion Industry
Home Economics
Home Economics Skills
Learning Activities
Needle Trades
Occupational Home Economics
Pretests Posttests
Secondary Education
Self Concept
Sewing Instruction
State Curriculum Guides
Textiles Instruction
url https://eric.ed.gov/?id=ED229637