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Attitudes of teachers and students to the place of Home Economics in a mixed curriculum : a case study

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Main Author: Mlambo, Phares Jona Taindisa
Other Authors: Muller, Johan Pieter
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Language:English
Published: Centre for Educational Research 2016
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spelling oai:open.uct.ac.za:11427/22042 Attitudes of teachers and students to the place of Home Economics in a mixed curriculum : a case study Mlambo, Phares Jona Taindisa Muller, Johan Pieter Home economics - Study and teaching - Zimbabwe Vocational education - Zimbabwe - Public opinion Home economics teachers - Zimbabwe - Attitudes Educational Administration, Planning and Social Policy Bibliography: pages 88-95. The aim of the investigation is to assess the extent to which various initiatives aimed at improving the status of a technical subject like Home Economics (H/E), have helped to transform the attitudes and perceptions of teachers and students in a school in Zimbabwe. The study was carried out at Rusununguko Secondary School in Zimbabwe, where H/E was one of the technical subjects within a curriculum mainly dominated by academic subjects. Students and teachers' attitudes and perceptions towards H/E were assessed along the following dimensions: 1. The extent to which H/E is subjected to gender stereotyping; 2. The extent to which H/E is viewed as suitable for slow learners and low-achieving students; 3. The extent to which the subject suffers from subject choice constraints; 4. The extent to which H/E is viewed in terms of low academic and occupational expectations; 5. The extent to which the subject is perceived as offering low-status knowledge when compared to other subjects. 2016-10-03T04:04:40Z 2016-10-03T04:04:40Z 1995 Master Thesis Masters MEd http://hdl.handle.net/11427/22042 eng application/pdf Centre for Educational Research Faculty of Humanities University of Cape Town
spellingShingle Home economics - Study and teaching - Zimbabwe
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Home economics teachers - Zimbabwe - Attitudes
Educational Administration, Planning and Social Policy
Mlambo, Phares Jona Taindisa
Attitudes of teachers and students to the place of Home Economics in a mixed curriculum : a case study
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title Attitudes of teachers and students to the place of Home Economics in a mixed curriculum : a case study
title_full Attitudes of teachers and students to the place of Home Economics in a mixed curriculum : a case study
title_fullStr Attitudes of teachers and students to the place of Home Economics in a mixed curriculum : a case study
title_full_unstemmed Attitudes of teachers and students to the place of Home Economics in a mixed curriculum : a case study
title_short Attitudes of teachers and students to the place of Home Economics in a mixed curriculum : a case study
title_sort attitudes of teachers and students to the place of home economics in a mixed curriculum a case study
topic Home economics - Study and teaching - Zimbabwe
Vocational education - Zimbabwe - Public opinion
Home economics teachers - Zimbabwe - Attitudes
Educational Administration, Planning and Social Policy
url http://hdl.handle.net/11427/22042
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