Home Economics

This course covers a variety of topics aimed at promoting personal, social, and practical development. It begins with a focus on family conflicts and crises, helping students understand the causes, effects, and solutions to challenges within the family structure. The course then transitions to puberty and hygiene, where students learn about physical changes during adolescence and the importance of maintaining cleanliness. Discussions on adolescence and sexuality and sexually transmitted diseases (STDs) aim to equip students with knowledge about responsible behavior and health.

In addition to personal development topics, the course includes practical skills training in body measurement and basic pattern drafting, providing a foundation in garment creation. Finally, students explore the arrangement of fullness in sewing, enhancing their ability to create well-fitted, stylish clothing. These lessons combine life skills and technical knowledge, preparing students for both personal and vocational success.