Course Preparation. There shall be no more than four (4) different course preparations 18 for middle or high school teachers except as approved by the Superintendent.
Course Preparation. No Faculty Member shall normally be assigned more than three courses or course preparations of different subject matter within the workload in any one semester, without his/her consent.
Course Preparation. The number of course preparations will be kept to a minimum for faculty members introducing new courses, using new instructional methods or teaching courses they have not taught before. Any course listed in the College catalog, with a course number, is considered a preparation. Lecture and lab courses will be considered two (2) separate preparations.
Course Preparation. If a class that a faculty member has not previously taught during the summer or intersession is cancelled, the faculty member will receive $300 per credit as compensation for course preparation.
Course Preparation. 1. Every reasonable effort will be made to assign no fewer than two (2) course preparations, nor more than three (3) course preparations, unless the faculty member requests an excess thereof, it being understood that a preparation is any lecture, class, recitation or laboratory.
Course Preparation. 1. The Board acknowledges the desirability of seeking an equitable distribution of course preparations within a department and of seeking to maintain a reasonable number of course preparations within the constraints of available staff and sound educational principles and objectives.
Course Preparation. If a class that a faculty member has not previously taught during the academic year, the summer or winter is cancelled, the faculty member will receive $400 per credit as compensation for course preparation. A faculty member may receive course preparation pay for the same course only once.
Course Preparation. 1. Every reasonable effort will be made to assign no less than two (2) course preparations, nor more than three (3) course preparations, unless the faculty member should request an excess thereof, it being understood that a preparation is any lecture, class, recitation or laboratory.
2. Unit members are encouraged to take advantage of pursuing advanced degrees, engaging in research relevant to their professional duties or performing in related community service projects. Whenever possible, the appropriate supervisor will arrange a schedule to accommodate unit members in these endeavors.
Course Preparation. A course preparation is the planning, organizing, and, in some cases, development that an instructor must perform in order to prepare to teach any course. If the course to be taught is entirely new to the College and the instructor is required to develop it, or if major development work is required before the course can be taught, then no instructor shall normally be assigned more than three (3) such course preparations in any one semester. If, in special circumstances, this is necessary, the instructor's agreement is required.
Course Preparation. Courses not previously taught by the instructor will be assigned no less than fifty-five (55) days prior to the beginning of the course, unless agreed to in writing by the instructor. Assignment of new course preparation shall be arranged within each department.
