Face to Face Teaching Sample Clauses

The 'Face to Face Teaching' clause defines the requirement for instructional sessions to be conducted in person, with both the instructor and students physically present in the same location. This clause typically applies to educational agreements or service contracts where the mode of delivery is a key consideration, specifying that lessons, workshops, or training must not be delivered remotely or online. Its core function is to ensure clarity regarding the format of instruction, preventing misunderstandings about whether teaching can be conducted virtually and thereby aligning expectations between parties.
Face to Face Teaching. The maximum face to face teaching hours for any full-time teacher in: secondary school shall be no more than 0.8 of a full teaching load, and primary school shall be no more than 0.85 of a full teaching load. Duties other than Teaching Time (DOTT) In addition to face-to-face teaching hours, the following periods of time (exclusive of recess and lunchtime) are provided to teachers to perform other than face-to-face teaching duties within the normal school day or normal operating hours:
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Face to Face Teaching. See clauses 5.2.9 and 5.2.10 which prescribe the maximum face to face teaching time. Principals, in partnership with the PAC, may reduce the maximum face to face teaching time to take account of work volume and role diversity. Time and resourcing allocated for leadership roles should promote staff well-being and work life balance. Schools may elect to advertise or negotiate positions with specified face to face teaching time less than that specified in clauses 5.2.9 and 5.2.10. This process should be in partnership with the PAC and with advice from the Senior HR Consultant.
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Face to Face Teaching. Permanent and Fixed Term Contract Employees i. Teachers are required to undertake up to 23 hours per week. ii. Level 3 School Administrators / Heads of Department are required to undertake up to 18 hours per week. iii. Deputy principals are required to undertake up to 10 hours per week.
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Face to Face Teaching. 90.1 “Face-to-face teaching”, in relation to a particular teacher:‌ (a) means regular rostered teaching sessions in a documented approved course of study for which the teacher has primary responsibility for education delivery; (b) includes sessions of direct student instruction rostered or required by the Principal: (i) as inbuilt relief (a class for which the teacher is not ordinarily timetabled or scheduled as responsible at that time); or‌ (ii) for curricular or pastoral functions involving student supervision, student counselling or consultation; or (iii) in the case of a teacher librarian, for student contact and consultation in the library.
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Face to Face Teaching. (1) For teachers of Senior Secondary School students, face-to-face teaching duties shall not exceed 21 hours per week (or its equivalent cycle). (2) For teachers of Middle School students, face-to-face teaching duties shall not exceed 21 hours per week (or its equivalent cycle). (3) For teachers of Primary School students, scheduled face-to-face shall not normally exceed 25.5 hours per week (excluding three hours release time). (4) Part-time teaching staff shall be allocated face-to-face teaching time pro-rate to their Full Time Equivalent (FTE). (5) The limits contained in (1), (2), (3) and (4) may be exceeded for individual teachers subject to discussion with that teacher and a reduction in load to some other aspects of that teacher’s duties or; (6) If the limits contained in (1), (2), (3) and (4) are exceeded, the teaching staff will be compensated by way of either the following: a. Time off in lieu equivalent to the time worked in excess of the limits contained in (1), (2) and (3) or; b. Being paid for the excess hours at their ordinary rate of pay.
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Face to Face Teaching. The clause sets out the following improvements: A middle and senior Classroom Teacher’s maximum face to face time is 21 hours and 20 minutes. For 2024 and 2025 a primary Classroom Teacher’s maximum face to face teaching time is 23 hours and 40 minutes. From term 1, 2026, a primary Classroom Teacher’s maximum face to face teaching time will be 22 hours and 40 minutes. From term 1, 2027, a primary Classroom Teacher’s maximum face to face teaching time will be 22 hours and 10 minutes.
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