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 in home economics. A home management house
 must be provided so that students may secure
 management experience. A nursery or play school
 must either be maintained by the institution or be
 available to provide required observation and par-
 ticipation experiences in child care.

 Adequate library facilities should be provided by
 the institution, including current materials
 relating to all phases of the home economics pro-
 gram.

 Provision must be made by the institution for
 required courses in education and for internship
 experiences.

3.11-6 Curriculum. A minimum of 124 semester hours,
 exclusive of physical education and hygiene, will
 be accepted for qualifying teachers of vocational
 programs in home economics.

 The following range of fractional and semester hour
 relationships is recommended for professional home
 economics education courses, for related fields, and
 for electives.

 Home Economics 1/4 to 1/3 36 to 40 semester hours
 Related Fields 1/4 to 1/3 20 to 30 semester hours
 General 1/4 to 1/3 35 to 45 semester hours
 Professional 1/10 to 1/5 18 to 21 semester hours
 Electives

 Approved institutions may be reimbursed in keeping
 with provisions outlined in "Administrative Policies
 and Procedures Covering State Board and Approved
 Vocational Teacher Education Institutions. "

3. 11-7 Provision for Supervised Experiences of Prospective
 Teachers. The schools selected for such experiences
 shall be those which are approved by the home
 economics section.

 Arrangements for intern teaching will be made
 by the head teacher trainer in cooperation with
 the coordinator of intern teachers of the institution
 and the home economics section. The directing
 teacher shall possess the qualifications outlined in
 3.33-1, 3.33-2 of this Section. Teaching shall


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