The Bulletin of Japanese Curriculum Research and Development
Online ISSN : 2424-1784
Print ISSN : 0288-0334
ISSN-L : 0288-0334
Developing a Teaching Model on Eating habits in a High Schol Homemaking Class Based on Assessment of Attitude Toward Homemaking Education : A class having "Relationship" and "Breadth" to let the students arouse their curiosity and have inquiring minds
Yoko FURUGORIHideko NAKAMURA
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1998 Volume 21 Issue 3 Pages 15-26

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In this study the authors made a teaching structure on the Eating Habits Part of High School Homemaking Class, based on data gathered on a survey of high school students' attitude toward homemaking education. The survey results show that the attitude mean value was 5.50, a little higher than the medium. It seems that the girls have more favorable attitude with mean value of 5.14 compared with the boys with mean value of 5.86. Based on the chart of "the Percentage of Classified Opinions", the Eating Habits Part of Homemaking was studied to solve some problems of Homemaking Education. The authors made a model of a unit lesson plan using the materials that students have produced in their daily food life. This unit lesson plan aims to let the students realize the meanings of "Relationship between human and food, and breadth of eating", and let this meaning be internalized in their essential life. The authors also expect that the students will learn to have a firm attitude toward their life.
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© 1998 Japan Curriculum Research and Development Association
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