consecutive minutes Sample Clauses

consecutive minutes. ‌ An educator shall not be required to teach more than one hundred eighty (180) consecutive minutes without a break or lunch or recess. While the five-minute passing time may be considered a break, secondary principals will attempt to schedule educators so that preparation time or lunch periods are provided to avoid teaching more than three (3) consecutive periods. Whenever possible, elementary principals will schedule five (5) minutes of passing time in between specialist classes.
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consecutive minutes i. All observations shall be preceded by a conference between the evaluator and the teacher prior to the observation in order for the teacher to explain lesson plans and objectives for the class which will be observed. a. In the event that the evaluator is absent during any of the first three actual workdays after the observation, the timeline for the interview may be extended to five actual workdays after the observation. b. In the event that the teacher is absent during any of the first three actual workdays after the observation, the timeline for the interview may be extended to five actual workdays after the observation. In the event the teacher's absence extends beyond five days after the observation, the timelines set forth in Section 6 shall be extended consistent with the number of days the teacher was absent after the observation. ii. All post-observation conferences shall be held between the evaluator and the teacher no longer than ten (10) work days after the observation. iii. The timeline for teachers being observed three (3) times shall be: a. First (1st) post-observation conference held on or before November 30th. b. Second (2nd) post-observation conference held on or before February 20th. c. Three
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consecutive minutes. The appropriate administrator shall provide the probationary teacher with an Individualized Development Plan at the beginning of the second school year. First year probationary teachers may also be provided an IDP. The Plan shall be based upon the Evaluation Process and Framework for Professional Practice and shall be developed in consultation with the teacher.
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consecutive minutes. All observations of the performance of teachers shall be conducted openly and with full knowledge of the teacher. An observation of an incident shall be deemed to be within the teacher's full knowledge if it is brought to the teacher's attention within five (5) days. Public address systems in school shall not be used for observation and/or evaluation. D. The District will institute an Individualized Development Plan as required by tenure law in consultation with the individual teacher. During the four (4) years of a probationary teacher's probationary service an Individualized Development Plan will be in place. The probationary teacher's evaluation shall include an assessment of the teacher's progress on meeting the goals of the Individual Development Plan. Two copies of all evaluations of observations shall be submitted to the teacher within five (5) days of the observation and/or evaluation. One (1) of the observations is to be signed by the teacher and returned to the administration. The other is to be retained by the teacher. In the event that the teacher feels his/her observation and/or evaluation was incomplete or unjust he/she may put his/her objections in writing and have them attached to the observation or evaluation report. If he/she does so, a conference with the Superintendent or his/her designee shall be held. The teacher may likewise be entitled to object in writing to any goals or objectives the teacher feels have been unjustly established or to any adverse comments related to the failure to achieve goals and objectives of IDP. Upon request, a teacher shall be entitled to a conference with the Superintendent or designee to review any such written objections. In the event that the observation and/or evaluation is not favorable, and in the event that these are to be placed in the teacher's personnel file, both the observation and/or evaluation and the teacher's objection shall be placed in the file. E. It is agreed by the parties that the evaluation procedures in Article XIV, sections A, B, C, and D are subject to the grievance procedure. It is understood that the evaluative judgment of the administrator regarding the evaluation of any teacher is not subject to arbitration. F. The current criteria for evaluation of professional employees shall be submitted annually to the Association for its comments and suggestions, prior to being used. The Board and the Association shall appoint an equal number of members to a committee whose goal shall be t...
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consecutive minutes. The length of the school year shall be the minimum required under the Education Act.
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consecutive minutes. If the visitation exceeds a normal class period, the observer will provide the teacher with a written explanation on the formal observation form .
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consecutive minutes. All monitoring or evaluation of the work of a teacher shall be conducted openly and with full knowledge of the teacher. The use of eavesdropping, closed circuit television, public address or audio systems and similar surveillance devices shall be strictly prohibited. The teacher may be observed many times in the classroom. An informal observation will be defined as a teacher being observed in the classroom for a period less than thirty (30) minutes. All observations will be acknowledged by the administration in writing within a twenty-four hour period.
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consecutive minutes. Except as may be authorized by the supervisor, the Teacher shall use preparation times for preparation activities directly related to the Teacher’s professional duty assignment. A duty-free lunch period shall be provided in accordance with AS 14.20.096. The lunch period shall be scheduled to commence within one hour either side of the mid-point of the Teacher’s workday. Academic freedom, defined as the right to teach without interference, shall be guaranteed to the Teacher subject to accepted standards of professional responsibility and to the right of the District to establish curriculum, approve classroom or extra-curricular materials, or establish or require guidelines to direct the learning program of the District’s students.
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