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Consumer education and home economics in the secondary schools; a statement prepared by a committee of the American Home Economics Association and the Home Economics Department of the National Education Association, for the Consumer education study of the National Association of Secondary-school Principals.

Corporate Author: American Home Economics Association.
Language(s): English
Published: Washington, D. C., Consumer education study, 1945.
Subjects: Consumer education.
Home economics > Study and teaching.
Note: Cover-title.
"Further reading on consumer education in the secondary schools": p. 20.
Physical Description: 20 p. 24 cm.
Original Format: Book
Original Classification Number: TX335 .A52
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