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The Transition from Teaching Consumer-Homemaking to Occupational Home Economics
Various procedures used in Georgia to prepare consumer-homemaking teachers to teach occupational home economics are reviewed: state sponsored teacher workshops, provision of curriculum guides, and preservice and inservice courses offered by the University of Georgia. (JT)
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