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In-service Educational Needs of a Selected Group of Homemakers Who Entered or Re-entered the Teaching of Homemaking.

Date Issued
March 1, 1960
Author(s)
Scott, Mary Jane
Advisor(s)
Druzilla C. Kent
Additional Advisor(s)
Ilene Brown
Lorna Jean Gassett
Orin B. Graff
W. W. Wyatt
Permanent URI
https://trace.tennessee.edu/handle/20.500.14382/24037
Abstract

Introduction: The increasing tendency of homemakers to have qualified to teach homemaking, but have never taught or have not taught for several years, to enter or re-enter the teaching profession has been reported for more than a decade. The importance of providing special in-service education for these teachers has been pointed out by leaders in home economics education, but little evidence in regard to the kinds of help the teachers need or desire has been reported.

Disciplines
Family and Consumer Sciences
Degree
Doctor of Education
Major
Human Ecology
Embargo Date
March 1, 1960
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