EDUCATION FOR THE AMERICAN WAY OF LIFE

Submitted by Mrs. LeRoy arnold
Program Chairman

Beginning at Home

1. The Home as a Recreative Force.

2e Health Education and the Home.

3. Home, the primary source of character.

4. The Safe Home.

5. Radio as a Source of Home Education.

6. Democratic Family Relationships in the Home.

REFERENCES s
National Congress Bulletin, Sept. 1940.
Our Homes, aPilitt. Ada Hart, Paris 2 Sy 4.
"The Family: Democracy in Miniature, it Na t'l. Parent-Teacher,
March, 1939.
"The Fomily Part in Social Change," Nat'l. Parent-Teacher,
Dece, 1939.
"Hconomic Security for Family Living," Nat'l. Parent-Teacher,
March, 1940.
"Chalienging Frontiers in Child Health," Nat'l. Parent-
Teacher, Jane, 1940.
"To be or not to be Safe," National Parent-Teacher, Oct., ‘40.
"The Family as the Threshold of Democracy," National Parent=
Teacher, May, 1940.
"So are Citizens Educated," Ibid.

II.
a Chance for every Child
Handicapped Children
physical
social
mental
Parent-Teacher cooperation with public ond private agencies.
summer Round-Up.
Unlicensed Teachers: Radio, Movie, and the Press.
Recreation.

REFSRENCES 3

National Congress Bulletin, Nov., 1940.

National Parent-Teacher:
"Social Services for Children," Auge, Sept.e, 1940.
"Helping Children to Health," Oct., 1940.
"Challenging - Frontiers in Child Health," Jane, 1941.
"The Least of These," Feb., 1941.
"How Children Learn," March, oe
"My Brother's Keeper," Octe, 1939