EPP/HE 6 3rd Quarter slides

1. Home Management

2. Home Management
• Home management is the effective
use of human and nonhuman
resources to attain family goals for
better and quality life.

3. Home Maker
• The person who manages the use of
the home resources.

4. PROCESSES IN HOME
MANAGEMENT

5. 1. Planning
• Thinking of all possibilities that
members of the family can
accomplish to realize the set goals.

6. 2. Organizing
• The proper way of implementing
activities and using resources to
achieve maximum efficiency without
set backs.

7. 3. Implementing
• Carrying out of the plans including
the activities and all resources. This is
called “from plan to action”.

8. 4. Evaluating
• Checking and assessing whether the
planned activities were carried out as
planned.

9. IMPORTANCE OF MANAGING
HOUSEHOLD ACTIVITIES

10. • Time and energy are saved.
• Members of the family know exactly
what to do.
• And efficient member of the family
accomplishes many things in a short
time.

11. • There is pride and pleasure in a work
well done thus developing self-
confidence.
• Homemaker gets rest and free time
to pursue a hobby or engage in
recreational activities.
• The young members of the family will
learn the proper way of doing things.

12. MANAGEMENT OF TIME AND ENERGY

13. Benefits
• The homemaker has more time to
spend with family members.
• Disorder and delay in doing
household tasks are avoided.
• Work at home is done more easily.

14. Benefits
• Tasks are done at the right time.
• There is more time to attend to other
worthwhile projects.

15. Steps in Making Time and
Work Plans
• 1. List all the activities to be included
in the plan. Include the daily and
weekly activities.
• 2. Estimate the time to be alloted for
each activity.

16. Steps in Making Time and
Work Plans
• 3. Determine the time sequence.
• 4. Decide who will do different tasks.
• 5. Assign tasks to every member of
the family.

17. FACTORS AFFECTING THE USE
OF ENERGY

18. Nature of the Task
• If the task is heavy, the person doing
the work will need more energy.
Sometimes help from the family
members is asked.

19. Resources Available
• The homemaker can make use of the
human and nonhuman or material
resources.

20. Size and Age of the Household
• A big family would have more clothes
to wash and more plates to clean.

21. Attitudes Toward Work
• When a person does not like the
work, he or she is doing, he or she
spends more time doing it.

22. Values and Needs of the Family
• A family who values a clean and
orderly home should allot time to
keep the house clean.