Excerpt from The Mode in Dress and Home
The book is planned to meet the changing conditions of today and to prepare pupils to live more effectively. Special attention is devoted to wise purchasing, on which in no small measure the successful functioning of the home depends. To help the pupil realize the ideal of every course in home economics, the ideal of working and living happily with others at school, at home, and in the social world, a purposeful, well-planned, continuous program has been maintained throughout the text.
Organized on the unit basis, the book possesses flexibility, and units need not necessarily be taken up in the exact order of the text. Teaching and study aids in the form of questions, prob lems, projects, and references are provided for use at school and at home. As a further guide to pupils a workbook has been pre pared to accompany the textbook, while the teachers' manual gives helpful suggestions on the use of both text and workbook. The illustrations are a special feature of both books.
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