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DOCUMENT RESUME ED 097 480 CE 002 247 TITLE Environmental Housing and Life Styles: Curriculum Guidelines. INSTITUTION Arizona State Dept. of Vocational Education, Phoenix. PUB DATE 72 NOTE 266p. EARS PRICE MF-$0.75 BC-$12.60 PLUS POSTAGE DESCRIPTORS Career Choice; Career Opportunities; Color Planning; Consumer Education; Creativity; *Curriculum Guides; Decision Making; Design Needs; Elementary Grades; *Environmental Influences; Furniture Arrangement; *Home Economics Education; *Housing; Interior Design; *Life Style; Physical Environment; Post Secondary Education; Resource Materials; Secondary Grades; Vocational Education IDENTIFIERS Arizona ABSTRACT The Arizona Department of Education designed this curriculum guideline to aid teachers in planning programs that provide opportunities for students of all ages to comprehend, identify, apply, and analyze housing and life styles. The topics concentrated on are: nature and housing of man, housing as a modification of environment, effects of hot:zing on people, expression and creativity through design of housing and furnishings, consumer decisions related to housing, exploration of professional and supportive careers related to furnishing and housing, and general appendixes for teacher reference. Each topical outline contains educational objectives, conceptual statements, and grade levels (K-6, beginning, intermediate, advanced, and post secondary). In addition each outline is provided with a bibliography and curriculum materials list. (BP) CE-GORAy? BEST COPYAVAILABLE E VIROHENTAL ':SING Ly S......s.r.onALEuu..-...:1r,0%ek.A.ELF4RE DE PARTVE.N.TEDUCZ.TIO OFTuTE t4EZ.L OF and LIFE STYLES ARIZOMDIVISION DEPARVENT OF VOCATIONAL OF EDUCATIONTION .. HOME ECONOMICS EDUCATION zet,-44PS9wsiesi; E ENVIRONMENTAL HOUSING CURRICULUMLIFE ANDSTYLES GUIDELINES Rome EconomicsPreparedby Section Division1333Department ofPhoenix, WestVocational 85013Camelback of Arizona Education Education Road Fr'is' r STATE OF ARIZONA1972 BOARD OF EDUCATION 4 tf - . ..7!A21 MemberVicePresident President Dr.Mr.Mr DwightRichardO.B.David Joy WeisenbornG. Harris Hudson Member Dr.Mrs.Mr. StephenW.P. PaulJ.Merle Lawrence ShofstallP. PlattS.Kennedy Jenkins, Walkup Jr. 1333STATE W. DivisionCamelbackOF ARIZONA of Rd., VocationalDEPARTMENT Phoenix, EducationOF Arizona EDUCATION85013 Mr.Dr. G.W.JamesW.P. Harrell, Shofstall,Hartgraves, Deputy SuperintendentExecutive Deputy Superintendent Superintendent Officer, of Public Stateof Public of InstructionBoard Public Instruction for Instruction Vocational Education and Mrs.Mr. WilliamEugeneJ.R.Shirley Cullison, L. Anderson,Mannion, Dorr, AssistantofAssociate Deputy Vocational Associate toSuperintendent the Education Superintendent Superintendent for Career of forPublic Education Vocational Instruction and Education Director Mrs.Mr. PaulLettieBarbaraClio Bennewitz,S. B. Border,Reinwald, Cale, DeputyAssistantState State AssociateAdvisor, Supervisor, State HomeSupervisor,Superintend- EconomicsHome Economics Home tRelated for Economics EducationCareer Occupations EducationEducation Club and State Advisor, Future Homemakers of America1-4 1 BEST COPYAVAILABLE ENVIRONMENTALSTATE CURRICULUMHOUSING1968-69for AND COMMITTEE LIFE STYLES Mrs. WillieHazelPatricia Coatsworth,Mae Crandall, Coombs, CoordinatorRoundMesa HighValley Schoolof High Home School, Economics Springerville Programs, Tucson Mrs. LettieDoloresEvelynMary Alice Noe Lewis,Thompson, Cale,Davis, Home Assistant Apache FlowingEconomics Junction WellsSupervisor, Education, High High School, DepartmentSchool Northern Tucson ArizonaofEducation, University, DivisionFlagstaff of Vocational Dr. MaleDorisAmyConsultant,Education JeanNygren, Manning, Knorr, StateProfessor, Professor, Professor, Division Department Home Homeof VocationalEconomics Economics of Home Education, Education) Education,Economics, University UniversitySanFranciscoofof Arizona, Arizona State CollegeTucson(then Curriculum STATE CURRICULUMfor COMMITTEE Miss Kathryn Chesness, MaranaENVIRONMENTAL High School HOUSING1971 AND LIFE STYLES Mrs. ZonaLoisPatriciaGrace Lorig,Hawker, Daniels, Dixon,Matthews, Cortez Saguaro GraceCoolidge CarlHigh HighCourt HaydenSchool, HighSchool, School, SchoolHigh Glendale Scottsdale PhoenixSchool,Phoenix Mrs. LettieBarbaraJeanof VocationalRiggs, Noe Border, Cale, Willcox Education Chairman,Assistant High School AssistantSupervisor, StateDepartmentSupervisor, of Education, Department Division of Education, ofVocational Division Mks. ChristineEducation Salmon, Head, Design Sectioniiof Home Economics, Oklahoma State University TABLE OF CONTENTS page no. TopicalMatrixSuggestedIntroductionForeward ofOutline SequenceHousing and Statement - Evaluation of Curriculum Device Philosophy vixiiv 1. BibliographyTopicalNature andOutline Housing of Man 1 2..BibliographyHousingTopicalCurriculum AsOutline AMaterials Modification of Envirbnment 12 3. TopicalEffectsAppendixCurriculum Outlineof HousingMaterials on People 68 AppendixBibliographyCurriculum Materials of Housing and Furnishings 86 4. AppendixTopicalExpressionCurriculumBibliography Outline andMaterials Creativity Through Design 5. CurriculumBibliographyTopicalConsumer Outline Decisions Materials Related to Housing 121 6. AppendixTopicalExplorationHousing Outline and of Furnishings Professional and SupportiveCareers Related to 160 7. 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