Hybrid Instruction Sample Clauses

Hybrid Instruction. A. Hybrid in person instruction shall be provided in accordance with Attachment A (Elementary Hybrid Instruction), Attachment B (Secondary Hybrid Instruction), and Attachment C (Early Education Centers).
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Hybrid Instruction. For the purposes of this contract, hybrid instruction shall refer to courses in which approximately 50 percent of instruction, evaluation and communica- tion is provided electronically via the course management system and time required in a traditional classroom setting is reduced but not eliminated. the instructor will determine the required number of face-to-face class ses- sions for hybrid courses based on an understanding of the learning environ- ment and approved in writing by the xxxx or supervising administrator. A hybrid course will have a reduction in seat time of approximately 50 percent of a face-to-face course. Hybrid Course Development:
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Hybrid Instruction. The parties acknowledge that in most instances other instructional methods, including in-person learning and e-learning, are preferred over hybrid instruction and provide better outcomes for most students. Teachers will not be required to provide hybrid instruction for a student who is absent from in- person class for discretionary reasons. LETTER OF AGREEMENT #15 BETWEEN The Ontario Public School Boards’ Association (hereinafter called ‘OPSBA’) AND The Ontario Secondary School Teachers’ Federation (hereinafter called the ‘OSSTF’) AND
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Hybrid Instruction. Hybrid courses are those that blend traditional face-to-face instruction with substantial (more than 5 contact hours, as defined D 29.2.3) online instruction. Course activities not covered in the face-to-face meetings will be presented online in an asynchronous and/or synchronous environment. All faculty teaching hybrid courses will specify in their course syllabus the dates that the class will meet face-to-face. These courses will be identified as “hybrid” in the University Course Schedule. Scheduling for hybrid courses will be based on room availability, with preference, when possible, given to times recommended by the departments.
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