| Title | Date | Views | Brief Description |
|---|
| Developing and maintaining student interest in learning through a study of the selection, construction, and care of clothing |
1941 |
391 |
Pupil behavior indicating a lack of interest in learning as observed in home economics classes was analyzed to find the cause of lack of interest. With these causes in mind, a survey was made of literature in home economics education to find suggesti... |
| A plan for an integrated course in institution economics |
1940 |
237 |
Small colleges, which generally speaking are private institutions, rise or fall according as they meet or fail to meet the needs and, in many instances, the wants of the students seeking admission. During the last two decades, to meet these needs, de... |
| A study of housing and equipment provided for young children in the homes of members of parent education study groups |
1939 |
286 |
A study of the space and equipment provided for the major activities of fifty-one children who had been in the nursery school of the Woman's College of the University of North Carolina. The investigation showed that although much excellent material h... |
| Food production and consumption practices in a selected group of North Carolina homes |
1941 |
268 |
The purpose of this study was to determine the food consumption practices of 68 school girls and food production and consumption practices of 62 North Carolina homemakers. Food consumption records were secured for one week. Data were analyzed to show... |
| A study of the effectiveness of teaching methods used in a college course in food selection and preparation |
1941 |
403 |
The purpose of the study was to measure knowledge in various subject matter areas and to measure the ability of the student to apply knowledge to the solution of problems met at a subsequent date. Objectives for the course were set up and a tasting p... |