Table of Contents
Foreword
Acknowledgements
- Course Rationale
- Introduction
- The Social Need To Study about Family and Technology
- School as a Place To Study about Family and Technology
- Unique Focus of Family and Consumer Sciences Education
- Approaches to Curriculum Development
- Orientation
- Summary
- References
- Family Narrative
- Introduction
- The Context of Family and Technology Concerns
- Current State of Affairs Regarding the Family and Technology
- State of Affairs Considered Desirable for the Family and Technology
- Action Strategies for the Family and Technology
- Summary
- References
- Course Description
- Introduction
- Course Framework and Format for Each Module
- How To Use the Modules
- References
- Module A Question
- Support Material for Module A
- Teacher References
- Module B Question
- Support Material for Module B
- Teacher References
- Module C Question
- Support Material for Module C
- Teacher References
- Module D Question
- Support Material for Module D
- Teacher References
- Module E Question
- Support Material for Module E
- Teacher References
- Appendices
- Linking Model Academic Standards for Family and Consumer Education to Family and Technology Instruction: Media Literacy, Environmental Education, and Consumer Economics
- Conceptual Statements for Modules A-E
- Using the Practical Reasoning Process
- Teaching for Critical Awareness
- Models of Teaching: Best Practices
- Selected Standards-Related Programs and Materials
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