ABSTRACT Home Economics: Meeting the Needs of Families in a Changing Caribbean Caribbean families have throughout history displayed remarkable resilience and a key reason for this has been their ability […]
“The Six Caribbean Food Groups Curriculum: An Evaluation of Different Teaching Methods at Primary Schools in Trinidad and Tobago” . Poor nutrition education can be associated with various chronic diseases […]
Audrey A. Jones-Drayton, M Ed. CPHE, IPHE Caribbean families have throughout history displayed remarkable resilience and a key reason for this has been their ability to modify and reconfigure themselves […]
Home Economics is a field of study and a profession, situated in the human sciences, that draws from a range of disciplines to achieve optimal and sustainable living for individuals, […]
In this presentation Dr. Coward discusses Competency Based Education and Training: Implications for Workforce, on successful completion of the presentation, attending participants would have been able to discuss the underpinnings of the […]
IMAGE BUILDING FOR SUSTAINABILITY IN HOME ECONOMICS Public opinion and perception can determine the outcome of the operations and sustainability of Home Economics. Similarly the image projected to the […]
Jacqueline M. Holland, Ed. D, CFCS, IFHE member, and family and consumer sciences supervisor at Prince George’s County Public Schools, Maryland, USA shares her findings and experiences for getting students […]
This paper highlights the experiences of the Caribbean Association of Home Economists Incorporated (CAHE) in strengthening the domestic economy in the world as part of an ongoing response to the […]
