FACS 1 & 2
- FACS
generally prepares youth and adults for family life, emphasizing
the acquisition of knowledge and the development of attitudes,
standards, values, and skills relevant to individual and family
life..
Foods 1 & 2
- Foods
prepares individuals to understand the principles of nutrition;
the relationship of nutrition to health and well-being; the
selection, preparation, and care of selected foods; meal
management to meet individual and family food needs and patterns
of living.
Children
- Children
Development, Care, and Guidance prepares individuals to understand
children's physical, mental, emotional, and social growth, as well
as their care and guidance. Readiness for parenting and pregnancy
are also studied.
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Housing and
Env. Design
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This course is intended to improve the quality of life for
Missouri's citizens. The performance competencies in the
Housing course taught in FACS program will enable students to:
Construct meaning to physical, psychological, and social needs of
housing, communicate effectively with family members, housing
agencies and professional housing services, solve problems based
upon the needs of housing, and make decisions that support the
physical, psychological and social needs in housing in today's
society.
Fashions I
- This is a
semester course that prepares students to understand the use of
clothing and textile production; the selection, construction and
maintenance and alteration of clothing and textile products and
the effect of consumer choice on the individual and family.
Fashions II
- This is a
semester course that describes the design, development and
production of textile products. It includes instruction in
alteration, maintenance and construction of garments.
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