Contact Hours for Vocational Programs Sample Clauses

Contact Hours for Vocational Programs. The contact hours for a course are the same regardless of delivery mode.
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Contact Hours for Vocational Programs. The contact hours for a course are the same regardless of delivery mode. Classroom Instruction: One (1) clock hour = one (1) contact hour. Individually Paced Instruction: One (1) clock hour = one (1) contact hour. Lab Instruction: One (1) clock hour = one (1) contact hour. Practice Supervision: One (1) clock hour = one (1) contact hour. Field Experience/Preceptorship: Between three and one-half (3.5) and five (5) contact hours per student per course. Guided Studies: Four and one-half (4.5) contact hours per student per three-credit course and pro-rata. Special Projects: Four and one-half (4.5) contact hours per student per three-credit course and pro-rata. A total of ten (10) or more students is equivalent to one course. Office Instruction: One (1) clock hour = one (1) contact hour. Other assigned activity for which release time from contact has been provided: One (1) clock hour = one (1) contact hour.
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