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Barresi, Charles M.; Smerglia, Virginia L. – 1988
The number of male primary caregivers has increased as social change has reduced the availability of female family members to fulfill the caregiving role. This study examined the perceived and actual role of caregiver by older men, especially in homemaker activities, and how this aspect of the caregiving role is impacted by age. Subjects (N=74)…
Descriptors: Adjustment (to Environment), Caregivers, Homemakers, Homemaking Skills
Brent, Diana – 1984
Written from the perspective of a blind rehabilitation teacher, the paper focuses on teaching daily living skills to visually impaired persons. Of primary importance is early instruction in daily living skills integrated into the child's total life experience. The parent's role as a direct and consistent influence on the way children perceive the…
Descriptors: Blindness, Daily Living Skills, Home Management, Homemaking Skills
Capezzi, Rita A. – 1994
In the United States of the 19th century, domesticity was the dominant mode by means of which women were urged to think of their experience. Accordingly, domestic advice scrapbooks were favored by many women of the period--scrapbooks which were composed from handwritten fragments and scraps of newspapers and magazines clipped for personal but…
Descriptors: Creative Expression, Cultural Context, Didacticism, Females
Harrell, Karen L. – 1987
A project was conducted to create a handbook for consumer and homemaking education teachers in Georgia who deal with mainstreamed handicapped students. The handbook is intended to help teachers develop and implement effective individualized education programs and is designed to supplement the Georgia Curriculum Guide for Consumer and Homemaking…
Descriptors: Consumer Education, Disabilities, Home Economics, Homemaking Skills
Lehman, Laurie; And Others – 1987
The effectiveness of the inductive instructional method of general case programming was compared to the deductive approach of rule learning, in attempting to facilitate generalized learning and maintenance of a community living skill for adults with mental retardation. The impact of functional ability on the type of instruction was also assessed.…
Descriptors: Adults, Comparative Analysis, Daily Living Skills, Deduction
Spitze, Glenna D.; Huber, Joan – 1981
A study was conducted to test the following hypotheses concerning division of household labor (DOHL) between husbands and wives: (1) the division of household labor is somewhat affected by the availability of time, especially the wife's time; (2) there are strong effects of relative power, as measured by market-related resources, marital…
Descriptors: Adults, Attitudes, Cleaning, Divorce
Tuckwiller, Janet E. – 1987
Because of concerns about its ability to meet the shifting demands resulting from changes in today's society, the Virginia Extension Homemakers Council (VEHC) undertook a systematic program to change its organizational structure. In 1983, representatives of the VEHC and the Virginia Cooperative Extension Service (VCES) met to identify the causes…
Descriptors: Adult Education, Change Strategies, Educational Needs, Extension Education
Couchman, Robert – 1985
Despite 20 years of hard fought gains to achieve respect as equal participants within the formal economy, the majority of working women have made only marginal progress in obtaining sexual equality within their families. While the roles of men and women within the family have historically been distinct and different, they have generally been…
Descriptors: Child Rearing, Dual Career Family, Employed Parents, Family Life
LaGana, Christine M.; And Others – 1981
This report focuses on the development of a behavior modification program to help institutionalized patients prepare for situations they may encounter after discharge from the hospital. The rationale for this program is explained in terms of the severe differences that exist between life in a mental institution and community life. A daily program…
Descriptors: Behavior Modification, Coping, Deinstitutionalization (of Disabled), Homemaking Skills
Gruenberg, C. Brooke; Ekstrom, Ruth B. – 1981
Project ACCESS, funded by the Office of Education and Employment of the U.S. Department of Education, is developing and field testing a method to further the recognition of women's life experience learning. In order to determine the transferability of women's life experience learning to employment and to vocational education, three activities were…
Descriptors: Adults, Advanced Placement, Attitudes, Employer Attitudes
Farmer, Helen S. – 1980
Currently, roles are changing for men and women and the combination of work and family roles is a challenge to many young people. High school students' life plans and the relationship of some antecedent factors to homemaking and career commitment were explored. Subjects (N=854), 9th and 12th grade students, completed questionnaires containing…
Descriptors: Adolescents, Attitude Change, Career Choice, Career Planning
Ekstrom, Ruth B. – 1978
A study was made to identify the competencies women gain from their volunteer work and homemaking experiences and to develop materials helpful to women and to colleges in evaluating these experiences for college credit. By a review of the literature and interviews and surveys of adult women, the investigators identified fourteen volunteer work…
Descriptors: Adult Counseling, Adult Students, College Credits, Experiential Learning