愛媛県における家庭科教育の歴史(第6報) : 昭和前期の女子中等教育における家事・裁縫教育の内容について

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During the first half of Showa, in Ehime Prefecture there were twenty-eight secondary schools for girls, including practical schools, and vocational ones with some girls among their students. The following results came from the many-sided studies including laws and regulations of that period as well as recollection-style questionaires to 322 former students from 25 different above-mentioned schools. 1. Sewing education generally had its contents follow that of the previous period. But after the beginning of the Pacific War, wartime materials were dealt with, such as 'monpe' working clothes, and standard ones, guidance strongly being made toward conservation of materials and the like. 2. As for the teaching of cooking, reflecting the shortage of food, wartime food was devised according to the location of each school. 3. After the promulgation of the National General Mobilization Law, cultivation of womanly virtues was emphasized. According to Girls' High School Regulations, 1943, 'kaji' was retitled as 'kasei-ka', state textbooks were published, inspiring patriotic home-view.
日本家庭科教育学会の論文
1978-05-31