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Home Science Syllabus for WB SLST 2025 (Class XI-XII)

This syllabus provides a comprehensive overview of essential Home Science topics designed to equip students with practical knowledge and skills for managing homes, understanding human development, and promoting health and nutrition.

1. Housing & Interiors

• Housing Plans: Designing suitable housing plans for different family types considering space, functionality, and aesthetics.
• Interior Decoration: Principles of color schemes, flower arrangements, and wall decorations to enhance living spaces.

2. Home Management

• Managing Homes: Strategies for efficient home management in both rural and urban settings.
• Cleaning Tools: Types, uses, and maintenance of cleaning equipment.
• Budgeting and Savings: Planning household budgets and effective saving techniques.
• Family Life & Responsibilities: Roles and duties within family units promoting harmony and cooperation.

3. Textiles & Clothing

• Clothing Selection: Choosing appropriate clothes based on age, occupation, and weather conditions.
• Fibers and Fabric Testing: Identification of natural and synthetic fibers; methods to test fabric quality.
• Fabric Care: Techniques for washing, stain removal, and maintaining fabric longevity.

4. Health & Hygiene

• Human Body: Basic anatomy focusing on body parts and hormonal functions.
• Environmental Hygiene: Importance of clean air, water, proper ventilation, and purification methods.

5. Human Development

• Child Growth: Stages of child development and their specific needs.
• Parental and Teacher Roles: Supporting child development through guidance and education.
• Adolescent Issues: Common challenges faced during adolescence and preventive measures.

6. Home Nursing

• Basic Nursing Skills: Providing care at home including hygiene and comfort.
• Patient Care: Setting up a sick room and attending to patient needs effectively.

7. First Aid & Health

• First Aid Kit: Components and correct usage in emergencies.
• Emergency Care: Immediate response techniques for common injuries and illnesses.
• Health Education: Importance of ORS, immunization, and mother-child health programs.

8. Science in Housework

• Cell Structure & Blood Functions: Basic biology relevant to health and nutrition.
• Household Measurement Tools: Usage of scales, measuring cups, and thermometers in daily tasks.

9. Community Nutrition

• Balanced Diets: Understanding nutrients and their role in health.
• Diets for Illnesses: Dietary modifications for common health conditions.
• Public Nutrition Programs: Overview of schemes like Integrated Child Development Services (ICDS).

10. Social Awareness

• Gender Roles: Understanding equality and responsibilities.
• Democracy & Civic Duties: Importance of active participation in society.

Important Notes: Emphasis is placed on practical applications and examination-oriented learning. Students should focus on real-life examples, case studies, and hands-on activities to reinforce concepts.