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Home science is an integrated field that provides scientific knowledge about family living. It aims to free the home from dominance of material things and promote ideals. Home science contains both science and arts disciplines. It teaches efficient use of resources to achieve a healthy, happy home and career. Home science subjects include family resource management, human development, clothing/textiles, food/nutrition, and extension education. It improves quality of life by developing skills for better homemaking and solving daily problems. Home science promotes moral and spiritual family aspects and leads to career opportunities in fields like interior design, nutrition, child development, clothing, and social work.
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- 1. HomeScience Dr. Deepa Swamy Associate Professor Govt Arts Girls College, Kota
- 2. Definition of Home Science According to Ellen Richards, the first President of Home Economic Association, “ Home Economics aims at freedom of home from dominance of things and their due subordination to ideals; the simplicity in material surroundings which will free the spirit for the more important and permanent interests of the home and society, the ideal home life for today unhampered by the past.” Home science is an integrated field of study that provides scientific and systematic knowledge about various aspects of family living.
- 3. All about Meaning of Home Science Home Science is an allied science that contain Science as well as Arts discipline in it. Home Science means the art of managing your resources efficiently and the science of achieving a healthy and happy home as well as successful career. This enables the student to develop the ability and understand the concept as well as apply them in various contents situation. This gives Home Science students an edge above all other disciplines. This prepares them for vast range of opportunities unlike other discipline.
- 4. It also deals with reciprocal relations between the family and its natural and man-made environments. It aims at getting maximum satisfaction for the person and their family members through the efficient and scientific use of your resources Home science integrates the application of various sciences and humanities to improve human environment, family nutrition, management of resources and child development. All about Meaning of Home Science
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- 6. Importance of Home Science The knowledge of Home Science improves the quality of life. Helps in the best utilization of resources to get maximum satisfaction and return Teaches the application of modern science and technology to improve domestic Helps to improve family relationships Develops in the students the necessary skills and techniques required for better homemaking and family living
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