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The Teaching of Art Related to the Home
Florence Fallgatter and Elsie Wilson Gwynne
Beauty belongs in the home economics classroom, this vocational education bulletin argues, with charts and figures to organize the teaching. Objectives, course placement and methods for art related to the home are laid out for programs nationwide. A snapshot of 1930s American education deciding that taste could be taught. Design, on the syllabus.
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36 chapters
- 1THE TEACHING OF ART RELATED TO THE HOME
- 2THE TEACHING OF ART RELATED TO THE HOME
- 3CONTENTS
- 4FIGURES
- 5CHARTS
- 6FOREWORD
- 7Section I
- 8Section II
- 9Section III
- 10PLACE OF ART IN THE VOCATIONAL PROGRAM IN HOME ECONOMICS
- 11OBJECTIVES FOR THE TEACHING OF ART
- 12ESSENTIAL ART CONTENT
- 13HOME SITUATIONS FOR WHICH ART IS NEEDED
- 14Section IV
- 15CREATING INTEREST
- 16DISCUSSION OF METHOD IN THE TEACHING OF ART
- 17SUGGESTED PROCEDURE FOR DEVELOPING AN ABILITY TO USE A PRINCIPLE OF PROPORTION FOR ATTAINING BEAUTY
- 18SUGGESTED PLAN FOR THE DEVELOPMENT OF AN UNDERSTANDING OF THE PRINCIPLE OF PROPORTION AND ITS USE
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