Department Activities Clause Samples
Department Activities a) Where the Agency is managing any phase of the project the Department shall provide various activities necessary for project development. The estimated cost for these activities are included in the funds shown herein.
Department Activities. The Department shall advise the Concessionaire in advance of activities other than maintenance, law enforcement and inspections to be conducted within the Resort, notwithstanding the Department’s rights to access as specified in the Agreement.
Department Activities. The teacher shall:
1. Assist the department coordinator in the development of course and instructional objectives.
2. Assist the department coordinator with the development of department objectives.
3. Assist the department coordinator with the development and improvement of the curriculum.
4. Assist the department coordinator with the selection of textbooks and materials related to the courses taught.
5. Make recommendations to the department coordinator or guidance department regarding student placement.
6. Attend department meetings as scheduled.
7. Assist fellow instructional staff members with improvement of teaching methodologies. Assessment
Department Activities. The teacher shall:
1. Assist the department coordinator in the development of course and instructional objectives.
2. Assist the department coordinator with the development of department objectives.
3. Assist the department coordinator with the development and improvement of the curriculum.
4. Assist the department coordinator with the selection of textbooks and materials related to the courses taught.
5. Make recommendations to the department coordinator or guidance department regarding student placement.
6. Attend department meetings as scheduled.
7. Assist fellow instructional staff members with improvement of teaching methodologies. Assessment
1. Unsatisfactory: Minimal or no COMMITMENT to this dimension. The practices are not being used or need reconsideration because they are not having their intended effects on student learning.