home economics
Noun
Meaning
theory and practice of homemaking
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After teaching for two years at the Potter Academy in Sebago, she spent the next 26 years teaching home economics at Scarborough Junior High.
A LAOIS teacher has co-written a cookery book that’s been added to the home economics junior cert curriculum.
As most fashion magazines and home economics magazines from the first half of the 20th century attest, tatting had a substantial following.
As home economics is a very holistic field, one must also incorporate concepts like purchasing power and how consumers can affect the global world.
Graham 1998, p. 234. In the School of Industrial Engineering, she helped establish a time and motion study laboratory, and transferred motion study techniques to the home economics department under the banner of "work simplification".
Chicago: American school of home economics.