Emmanuel C.

Sindol February 16, 2023

BTVTE-FSM
TLE 3 HOME ECONOMICS
Mrs. Lourdes R. Garino Score: 35

PRELIM EXAMINATIONS IN TLE 3

I.
1. Catherine Beecher
2. Harriet Beecher Stowe
3. Ellen Swallow Richards
4. Elvessa Ann Stewardt
5. 1929
6. Home Economics
7. Smith-Hughes Act
8. Oekology
9. 80 minutes
10. Child Development
11. Health and Hygiene
12. Home and Management Design
13. Cooking
14. Education and Community Awareness
15. Budgeting and Economics
II. ENUMERATION
1. Housekeeping
2. Caregiving
3. Beauty Care
4. Cookery
5. Bread and Pastry
6. Dressmaking
7. Handicraft
8. Health and Hygiene
9. Cooking
10. Child Development
11. Budgeting and Economics
12. Home and Management Design
13. Education and Community Awareness
14. Sewing and Textiles
15. Ellen Swallow Richards
16. Catherine Beecher
17. Elvessa Ann Stewardt
18. Harriet Beecher Stowe
19. Dr. Helena Zoila Tirona Benitez
20. Melvin Dewey
III.

A. Morill Act of 1862- This act is to provide a foundation for growth of Home Economics education
and it is called as the Land Grant College Act. It is established institution to educate people like
women house wives in agriculture and home economics.
B. Lake Placid Conference- this were the first conference started in home economics movement
and the founding of American Home Economics Association.
C. Smith-Hughes Act- It was through this Act that women's role in home and in the society was
elevated.
D. Vocational Education Act of 1962- it was passed by the congress in order to provide new and
expanded vocational education programs and to bring job training into alignment with the
industrial, economic, and social realities of today and the requirements of tomorrow.