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 3.33 Supervising Teachers in Directed Teaching Centers.

 3.33-1 Professional and Technical Preparation in Home
 Economics. A directing teacher shall hold a
 bachelor's degree in home economics and shall
 meet state certification requirements for teaching
 in a vocational home economics program. In
 addition, this person shall possess a minimum
 of nine semester hours of graduate study in
 home economics and education.

 3.33-2 Experience in Teaching Home Economics. A
 directing teacher must possess not less than two
 years of teaching experience in home economics,
 one of which shall have been in a vocational pro-
 gram.

 3.4 Graduate Program in Home Economics Education.

 3.41 Nature and Extent. A graduate program which will meet
 the requirements of a master's degree in home economics
 and/or home economics education and which will prepare
 candidates for positions of leadership in teacher education
 will be provided, including technical and professional
 courses such as psychology, guidance and counseling,
 community organizations, adult education, supervision,
 administration, subject matter courses in various areas
 of home economics, methods of research applied to
 curriculum development, instructional procedures, and
 evaluation. In addition, courses, seminars, or work-
 shops dealing with contemporary issues affecting home
 economics curricula shall be offered.

 3.42 Additional Conditions to be Maintained. There is no pro-
 vision for conditions in addition to those described in
 3.11-1 to 3.11-8 of this Section.

 3.43 Institutions Designated to Offer A Graduate Program. The
 same institutions identified in 3. 12 of this Section are desig-
 nated to offer graduate programs in home economics educa-
 tion.


4.0 PROVISIONS FOR RESEARCH AND STUDIES IN HOME ECONOMICS
 EDUCATION

 Studies and research will be carried on which will contribute to the
 educational improvement of the vocational program in homemaking