B.Ed Home Science

Definition and Scope
- Understanding home science as a multidisciplinary field.
- Key areas: Nutrition, textiles, family resource management, human development.

Role of Home Science in Education
- Integration of home science in school curricula.
- Importance in fostering life skills and well-being.

Human Development Across the Lifespan
- Stages of development: Infancy, childhood, adolescence, adulthood, and aging.
- Key theories: Erikson, Piaget, Vygotsky.

Family Dynamics and Relationships
- Understanding family structures and roles.
- Impact of family environment on individual development.

Basics of Nutrition
- Essential nutrients and their functions.
- Dietary guidelines and meal planning.

Health and Wellness
- Promoting healthy lifestyles and habits.
- Managing common health issues and diseases.

Textile Science
- Properties and classification of fibers and fabrics.
- Textile care and maintenance.

Fashion and Clothing
- Principles of design and garment construction.
- Trends in fashion and their impact on personal and family life.

Principles of Home Management
- Effective organization and management of household resources.
- Budgeting, planning, and decision-making.

Consumer Education
- Understanding consumer rights and responsibilities.
- Evaluating products and services.

Curriculum Development
- Designing home science curricula and lesson plans.
- Integrating practical activities and projects.

Teaching Methods and Techniques
- Effective teaching strategies for home science.
- Use of instructional materials and technology.