家庭科履修に関する母親の意識調査

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Data were collected through questionnaires on beliefs about home economics education, from 235 mothers of fifth-grade children of both boys and girls in two public schools of Tokyo and Yamagata Prefecture. The results were, 87.5% of the 88 mothers of Tokyo, 91.8% of the 147 mothers of Yamagata, believed they would encourage their daughters to take home economics classes at the elementary level, 98.9% Tokyo mothers, 96.6% Yamagata mothers believed the same at the junior high level; 90.9% Tokyo mothers, 91.9% Yamagata mothers believed the same about senior high school. About half of the mothers approved for boys to take home economics classes at the elementary level, but showed a decline at the junior and senior high levels. Mothers gave the following reason for encouraging daughters : homemaking education would help them learn the important things necessary in daily life; for sons, the same. Reason for not encouraging : (for both sons and daughters) other courses are more important. The findings of this study seemed to fortify the beliefs of home economics educators. The original study was done at Oregon State University.
日本家庭科教育学会の論文
1974-03-31