Preparation and Correction Time Sample Clauses

Preparation and Correction Time. Secondary It is recommended that the preparation and correction time in secondary schools be provided in minimum thirty (30) minute blocks of useable time.
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Preparation and Correction Time. ‌ The primary and main function of preparation and correction time is for teachers to undertake tasks related to the preparation of lessons, correction and feedback, and to undertake tasks necessary for them to effectively carry out their role as teachers. During preparation and correction time, teachers undertake to engage actively and diligently in tasks related directly to the following: collaborative or individual preparation, planning and correction; planning for class and group teaching instruction;‌ planning for student excursions and curriculum related activities; setting and correcting assessment items;‌ evaluating and assessing student work; curriculum planning; and‌ compilation of assessment records. The following weekly preparation and correction time allocations will apply for a full-time teacher: for teachers who are timetabled for the majority of the year in Years 7 to 12 classes - a minimum 20% of the contact hours per week; for teachers who are timetabled for the majority of the year in Prep to Year 6 classes - a minimum 2.5 hours per week; or for teachers who are timetabled for the majority of the year to deliver Virtual Learning Community classes – a minimum of (a) or (b) above shall apply or other such allocation by consultation between the teacher and the College. Preparation and correction time will be provided in blocks of at least 30 minutes. Part-time teachers will be allocated preparation and correction time on a pro rata basis. Occasionally a teacher may be required to undertake duties during their preparation and correction time as a result of unplanned timetable changes or scheduled College events. If this occurs, the College will consult with the teacher to ensure that they receive their minimum entitlement when averaged over the period of one term. Co-curriculum Activities‌ Co-curriculum Activities are those activities which include but are not limited to those activities in the Group A and Group B lists of Co-curriculum activities set out below. Group A: Co-Curriculum Activities which are included in the 30 weekly hours of curriculum and co-curriculum activities are as follows: timetabled chapel services during school hours; timetabled assemblies;‌ timetabled supervision duties (for example, lunch and before and after school); timetabled sport and cultural activities during school hours; and‌ ad hoc supervision or cover periods for absent teachers. Group B: Co-curriculum Activities which are included in the annual quantum of...
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Preparation and Correction Time. (a) For the purposes of this clause “contact time” shall mean time where there is a need for preparation.
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Preparation and Correction Time. 3.1 For example: Sector Pupil contact per week Personal allowance per week Collegiate time per week Primary/Early Years 22.5 hours 7.5 5 Secondary 22.5 hours 7.5 5 Special 22.5 hours 7.5 5  all staff are entitled to their minimum personal allowance (non-contact time) equal to no less than one third of their class contact commitment  the allocation of management time will not be less than currently agreed  all tasks which do not require the teacher to be on the school premises may be carried out at a time and place of the teacher’s choosing, provided that the teacher has informed his or her line manager
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