Quality of Instruction Sample Clauses

Quality of Instruction. It shall be the goal of the Administration, the Board and the Association to arrange for courses, workshops, conferences and programs designed to improve the quality of instruction and to obtain people of the highest qualifications to participate in the presentation of such programs. The Association shall aid in an effort to achieve maximum attendance and participation.
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Quality of Instruction a. Dual Enrollment instructors shall meet the teaching credentials established by the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools Commission on Colleges as implemented by FGCU.
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Quality of Instruction. JTE Course shall mean a course which is part of a sequence of courses taught as a JTE Program and which meets the criteria identified in A.R.S. §§15-391(3) and (5).
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Quality of Instruction. This Agreement provides access to CTE Instructional Materials as described herein.
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Quality of Instruction. FRCC will have primary responsibility for assessing and maintaining the quality and appropriate college-level rigor for post-secondary instruction. FRCC and SVVSD will work together to determine which courses will be taught by college faculty and which may be taught by properly credentialed high school teachers. In the event an FRCC instructor, credentialed high school teacher, or FRCC faculty is identified as requiring additional instructional professional development, SVVSD and FRCC will collaborate to implement meetings, conversations, and workshops to support improvements in instructional quality. This professional development plan will be offered to instructors each semester so they can learn and review scaffolding strategies that support transitioning college students in rigorous college courses. FRCC shall also assess student learning of FRCC course learning outcomes regularly, program learning outcomes (PLO) and student learning outcomes (SLO), to ensure rigor is consistent, and 100% of course competencies are being met.
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Quality of Instruction. It is the policy of the District that all instruction shall be fair, accurate, objective, and appropriate to the age, ability and maturity of the student(s), and sensitive to the community needs and values of our diverse cultures and heritages. Accordingly:
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