Description
This book offers a holistic understanding of human ecology and family science, integrating theoretical foundations with practical applications across various domains, including work and livelihood, nutrition and food science, human development, textiles, resource management, and communication. The content is designed to help learners build essential competencies, foster critical thinking, and appreciate the interconnection between traditional knowledge and modern scientific advances. Special emphasis is placed on contemporary issues such as gender equality, health and nutrition, consumer rights, entrepreneurship, ergonomics, and communication technologies. Each theme is presented in a way that connects classroom learning with real-life applications, equipping students with both professional and life skills. The book serves as a textbook for students, a resource for teachers and practitioners, and a guide for anyone interested in the applied dimensions of Home Science. It's also useful for various competitive exams. The book encourages learners to engage meaningfully with the subject, apply their knowledge, and contribute to individual growth, family welfare, and community development, making it a valuable resource for those seeking a comprehensive understanding of human ecology and family science.
