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New Ways To Teach Nutrition, Hazel Taylor Spitze Mar 1976

New Ways To Teach Nutrition, Hazel Taylor Spitze

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Innovative educational techniques are discussed. They can be adapted to other areas, too!

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Opinion Leadership In Families Of The Expanded Nutrition Program, C Cunningham Oct 1973

Opinion Leadership In Families Of The Expanded Nutrition Program, C Cunningham

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No abstract provided.

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Abstracts, Journal Of Extension Oct 1972

Abstracts, Journal Of Extension

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The Aged and Community Mental Health: A Guide to Program Development. Report No. 81. New York, New York: Committee on Aging, Group for the Advancement of Psychiatry, 1971. 96 pp. $2.00 (paper). Analyzing Social Settings: A Guide to Qualitative Observation and Analysis. John Lofland. Belmont, California: Wadsworth Publishing Company, Inc., 1971. 136 pp. $2.25 (paper). Black Americans: A Psychological Analysis. E. Earl Baughman. New York, New York: Academic Press, Inc., 1971. 113 pp. $6.95 (cloth), $2.95 (paper). Crises of Family Disorganization: Programs to Soften Their impact on Children. Eleanor Pavenstedt and Viola W. Bernard, eds. New York, New York: Behaviorable …

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Family Planning: Extension Aides See Need, Jean Brand Oct 1972

Family Planning: Extension Aides See Need, Jean Brand

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Program aides working with low-income women in Extension's expanded nutrition program say this clientele is asking for family planning information. Many aides are answering questions about the topic, but often without adequate preparation to deal with it or "official" sanction to do so. They're finding it difficult to ignore or separate these questions from others they receive from these women on homemaking or nutrition topics. Where do you stand in this dilemma? Do these findings suggest that Extension should officially establish an educational program on famliy planning?

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Evaluation Of The Louisiana Nutrition Education Program., M Miller Dec 1971

Evaluation Of The Louisiana Nutrition Education Program., M Miller

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"Gaining Experience In Working With Low-Income Suburban Homemakers Through The Development Of An Educational Program In Foods And Nutrition For The Tri-Town Economic Oppurtunity Center.", Velma Mcgaugh Jul 1971

"Gaining Experience In Working With Low-Income Suburban Homemakers Through The Development Of An Educational Program In Foods And Nutrition For The Tri-Town Economic Oppurtunity Center.", Velma Mcgaugh

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No abstract provided.

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Abstracts From Eric Clearinghouse On Adult Education, Mason E. Miller Dec 1969

Abstracts From Eric Clearinghouse On Adult Education, Mason E. Miller

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AC 004 010MI Factors Associated with Adjustment of Foreign Students Studying Extension Education at Selected Land-Grant Institutions. Walter Theodore Wilkening. University of Wisconsin, Madison, 1965.; AC 003 068 ED 025 688 Why Adults Learn: A Study of the Major Reasons for Beginning and Continuing a Learning Project. Allen Tough. Ontario Institute for Studies in Education, Toronto.; AC 003 675ME ED 026 606 A Study of Program Leadership Among Extension Specialists Directed Toward Learning What Factors Augment and Deter Leadership Expression. Leon Claud Michaelsen. Cornell University, Ithaca, New York, 1967.; AC 003 460MI Differences in Perceptions of Needs for Nutrition Education …

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Teaching Nutrition To The Neediest, Hazel Taylor Spitze Jul 1969

Teaching Nutrition To The Neediest, Hazel Taylor Spitze

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One of the means of exending the impact of Extension programs, as envisioned by th Joint USDA/NASULGC Extension Study Committee, is through the use of paid employees who are not considered professionals (referred to as aides, subprofessionals, technicians, program assistants, etc.). As Silverman points out in the Spring, 1969 issue of this journal, adding this group to the organization presents some real challenges and opportunities. One opportunity is in the prospect for improving teaching efforts. Specifically, such personnel are thought to hold considerable promise in working with the disadvantaged. This article uses specific references to the Extension nutrition program for …

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Teaching By Television, Eva Medved Apr 1966

Teaching By Television, Eva Medved

Journal of Extension

The effects of teaching by television have been explored in a number of studies dealing with a variety of subjects. Some of these studies in areas of home economics are cited to demonstrate advantages of the medium. Findings from the author's own study, concerned with teaching nutrition in 5 to 7 minute programs, are summarized to substantiate her contention that the potentialities are great and that home economists are "naturals" for utilizing such a medium. Evidence of the effectiveness of teaching was elicited by testing and interviewing a sample of homemaker-viewers.

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