Journal of the Japan Association of Home Economics Education
Online ISSN : 2424-1938
Print ISSN : 0386-2666
ISSN-L : 0386-2666
Homemaking Education and Home Education as a Socialization Process of the Child
Masa Hirata
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1968 Volume 9 Pages 1-8

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This study was undertaken to identify the necessity of homemaking education as compared with home education. To clarify the need of homemaking educat on in the curriculum, especially at the elementary level, was the initial concern. A behavior pattern in everyday life, adaptable to society, is necessary for socialization, in the form of discipline and life adjustment techniques. Home edecatinn is performed in home life in an informal situation. Therefore, home education is limited in range and methods in fulfilling socialization objectives. Furthermore, skills per se may be sccomplished in home education, but life adjustment techniques can more adequately be acquired through a universal and formal education, such as can be organized under homemaking education.
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© 1968 The Japan Association of Home Economics Education
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