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\Of Adult, Vocational,And Technical Education. PUB DATE Aug 82 NOTE 615P.; Developed by the Illinois Home Economics Cilt,Riculum Project Gtaff DOCUMENT RESUME ED 220 639 CE 033 536 TITLE Illinois Vocational Home Economics Curriculum Guide. INSTITUTI\ON Illinois Univ., Urbana. Dept. of Vocational and . Technical Education. SPONS AGENCY, Illinois State Board of Education, Springfield. Dept. \of Adult, Vocational,and Technical Education. PUB DATE Aug 82 NOTE 615p.; Developed by the Illinois Home Economics Cilt,riculum Project gtaff. AVAILABLE FROM Curriculum Publications Clearinghouse, Western Illinois Horrabin Hall, Macomb,'IL 61455. EDRS PRICE MF03/PC25 Plus Postage. DESCRIPTORS Career Exploration; Child Rearing; *Course Content; *Course Organization; Educational Resources; Elementary Secondary Education; Family Life Education; Home Economics; Home Economics Skills; Homemaking Skills; Interpersonal Competence; Interpersonal Relationship; Learning Activities; Marriage; *Occupational Home Economics; Parent Role; State Curriculum Guides; Units of Study IDENTIFIERS Future Homemakers of America; Home Economics Related Occupations; *Illinois ABSTRACT This curriculum guide for vocational home economics in Illinois is divided into four sections. The first section describes Illinois vocational home economics programs and how program sequences may be developed. General information about the integration of Future Homemakers of America-Home Economics Related Occupations (FHA-HERO) is also included. The second section includes lists of possible concepts related to the various home economics subject areas that might be stressed in grades K-6. This section also contains content outlines for exploratory courses at the middle school/junior high level, along with suggestions for learning experiences to accompany these outlines. Possible ways to organize courses of differing lengths at this exploratory level, as well as an outline of an "Orientation to Home Economics" course for the ninth grade is included. Section 3 contains outlines for courses in the various program sequences, along with suggested class and FHA-HERO activities. Also included in this section are ideas for learning activities and course outlines for each program. The final section of the guide lists addresses of publishers, audiovisual sources, and magazine publications. (KC) *********************************************************************** * Reproductions supplied by EDRS are the best that can be made * * from the original dbcument. * *********************************************************************** ILLINOIS VOCATIONAL HOME ECONOMICS CURRI.CULUM GUIDE Developed by The Illinois Home Economics Curriculum Project Staff Through a project with The Department of Vocational and Technical Education College of Education University of Illinois Champaign-Urbana, Illinois 61820 In cooperation with Illinois State Board of Education Department of Adult, Vocational and Technical Education Springfield, Illinois US. DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION "PERMISSION TO REPRODUCE THIS NATIONAL INSTITUTE OF EDUCATION MATERIAL HAS BEEN GRANTED BY EDUCATIONAL RESOURCES INFORMATION August 1982 CENTER IERICI dTlus document has been reproduced as receetd hornthe person or organdahon ono,natmo d M.nor Nen have been made to unpfove renrodoehon quahly 4", TO THE EDUCATIONAL RESOURCES Point, of wew o opavons stated tn this does] INFORMATION CENTER (ERIC)." mem &loot net manly teptesentofficial NIE poseart or poky - This Curriculum Guide was developed under a grant from the Illinois State Board of Education/Department of Adult, Vocational and Technical Educa- tion. The persons listed on subsequent pages participated in the development of the Guide with the assistance of the Project Staff. PROJECT STAFF Co-Directors Charlotte P. Carr Illinois State University Mildred B. Griggs University of Illinois Consultantsit Ellen M. Champoux Northern Illinois State Betty J. Church Bradley University Dorothy Keenan Southern Illinois University Barbara Owens Eastern Illinois University Marian Swisher Western Illinois University State Home Economics Susan P. Burge Illinois StateBoard of Education Consultants Catherine A. Carter Illinois StateBoard'of Education Virginia Dorn Illinois StateBoard of Education Carol A. Kiner Illinois StateBoard of Education Vesta Morgan Illinois StateBoard of Education Technical Assistant Mary Ann Dierickx-Shultz University of Illinois Curriculum Editor Patricia S. Violas University of Illinois Graduate Assistants Elizabeth Hannan Illinois State University Elaine Harris Illinois State University Jeannie Kim University of Illinois Undergraduate Alyce Couri Illinois State University Assistants Lisa Etherton Illinois State University Nancy HecIderson Illinois State University Jane Mueller Illinois State University Deb Ruder Illinois 'State University Juanita Rodrick Illinois State University ILLINOIS VOCATIONAL HOME ECONOMICS CURRICULUM GWDE Available from: Curriculum Publications Clearinghouse Wester'n Illinois University 47 Horrabin Hall Macomb, Illinois 61455 In Illinois call 800/322-3905 Other states call 309/298-1917 3 _ 71 Illinois State Board of 0 Education 100 North First Street Springfield, Illinois 62777 Donald F. Muieheid Chairman Donald G. Gill State Superintendent of Education , , , An Equal Opportunity Employer ADVISORY COMMITTEE BUSINESS AND INDUSTRY Nat Deitchs Avander McGlory Sabrina's Dress Shop C & M Design Shop Bloomington, IL Chicago,I L Dorothy Holland Donna Patton Kraft Forecast Magazine Glenview,I L Chicago,I L Ruth Kessel Edna Shiller Cooperative Extension Service Cooperative Extension Service CH EP C H EP Mounds,I L Chicago, IL John McGinnis Terry Tosh The Color Wheel Commerdal Cleaning Service Bloomington, IL Bloomington,I L Joan Vogel DaY Care Springfield, IL EDUCATION Karen Eckardt James Golby Eater Junior High School Kewanee School District Rantoui, IL Kewanee,I L tis Shirley Rauh Marguerite Hepner Beck Area Vocational Center Normal Community High School Red Bud,I L Normal,I L Lois Goodwin Jean Sachs Pekin Area Vocational Center Bureau of Home Economics Pekin,I L Chicago Public Schools Chicago,I L Mary Beth Stine Flora High School Ann Stickman Flora, 'L Lyons Township High School LaGrange,I L Pam Block Palatine High School Janet Tracy Palatine,I L Carl Sandburg High School Orland Park,I L Shirley Harder St. Elmo High School Barbara Ries St. Elmo, IL Spoon River College Macomb,I L Lena Bayer Oblong High School Carol Ries Oblong,I L University of tlljnois Champaign, IL Mary Ann Block Mary Ruth Nealis University of Illinois Indian Trails Junior High Champaign, IL Joliet, IL Diane Larson Indian Trails Junior High Joliet, IL Lynn Frank Homer Consolidated Schools Homer, IL t; CURRICULUM DEVELOPMENT WORKSHOPS In the Summer and Fall of:1981 seven curriculum deyelopment workshops were conducted throughout the state.The following persons instructed or participated in the workshops.A variety of curriculum materials were developed during the workshops and have been included in the guide. WORKSHOP INSTRUCTORS , Charlotte Carr Dorothy Keenan Illinois State University Southern IllinoisUniversity Normal, IL Carbondale, IL Ellen M. Champoux Pat McAlister Northern Illinois State Eastern IllinoisUniversity De Kalb, IL Charleston, IL Betty J. Church Barbara Owens Bradley University Eastern IllinoisUniversity Peoria,I L Charleston, IL Nina Collins Marian Swisher Bradley University Western Illinois University Peoria, IL Macomb, IL Mildred B. Griggs University of Illinois Ghampaign, IL WORKSHOP PARTIGIPANTS BaNnsky, Sharon Bloch, Margaret A. Fenton High School Forest Park, IL Bensenville, IL Bogguss, Joyce Helen Baker, Becky Bolingbrook High School Springfield, IL Bolingbrook, IL Barber, Kathryn Booth, Nancy Franklin Jr. High Bloomington,I L Wheaton, IL Bosman, Sharon R. Barnewolt, Imogene M. Crete-Monee High School Yorkville High School Crete, IL Plainfield, IL Box, Minnie Barrow, Shirley Central YMCA Community College Franklin Middle School Chica'go, IL Springfield, IL Brewer, Rebecca pasham, Pamela Mt. Zion Junior High Coal City, IL Mt. Zion, IL Brookhart, Donna J. Doody, Mary Kay IVC High School Naperville Central High School Chillicothe, IL Naperville, IL Brown, Norma L. Duncan, Norma Community Unit High SchoolDist. 20 District 186 Beecher City, IL Springfield, IL Burrows, Mary Joanne Elmore, Carol Genoa-Kingston High School Lincoln Way High School Genoa, IL New Lenox, IL Carey, Margaret Eves, Phillip J. Wheaton I L University of Illinois Urbana, IL Chase, Audrey Rae Woodruff High School Fink, Valerie Peoria, IL West Chester Middle School Westchester, IL Carls, Rita West Aurora High School Fieshman, Elizabeth Aurora, IL Lincoln Community High School Lincoln, IL Chapman, Jean Turner Junior High Gilhaus, Barbara Jacksonville, IL ABL School District Broadlands, IL Charles, Evelyn Martinsville High School Glaser, Karole Martinsville, IL Oregon High School Oregon, IL Childress, Sharlotta Stephen Decatur High School Gourley, Luella Decatur, IL Hinckley-Big Rock High School Hinckley, IL Connor, Martha Lyons Twp. High School Hallick, Joanne LaGrange, IL Lockport Twp. High School Lockport, IL Cornish, Mary Ellen Oswego High School Hansen, Janis Kay Oswego, IL Alton High School Alton, IL Crane, Barbara Mdledgeville, IL Hanson, Jean Marie Sandwich Junior High School Daniels, Mary - Sandwich, IL f Riverton School Dist. WI Riverton ,I L Harms, Rose Marie Bloomington Junior High School Defend, Mary Ann Bloomington, IL District 186 Springfield, IL Hines, Rebecca Charleston, IL Holt, Louise La ndfear, Mollie Kay Hinsdale Junior H igh School Larkin High School Hinsdale, IL Elgin,I L Hoover, Rose Larson, Diane H . Pittsfield, IL Indian
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