Common use of TEACHING ENVIRONMENT Clause in Contracts

TEACHING ENVIRONMENT. 1. The parties recognize that teaching is the main and primary responsibility of teachers and that teaching continues and is enhanced to benefit student welfare/wellness/wholeness through all Certified Employees. The assigning of non‐ instructional duties shall be on an equitable basis to ensure that student time is encouraged/protected.

TEACHING ENVIRONMENT. 1. The parties recognize that teaching is the main and primary responsibility of teachers and that teaching continues and is enhanced to benefit student welfare/wellness/wholeness through all a Certified Employeesemployee. The assigning of non‐ non-instructional duties shall be on an equitable basis to ensure that student time is encouraged/protectedbasis.

TEACHING ENVIRONMENT. 1. The parties recognize that teaching is the main and primary responsibility of teachers and that teaching continues and is enhanced to benefit student welfare/wellness/wholeness through all Certified Employeesemployees. The assigning of non‐ instructional duties shall be on an equitable basis to ensure that student time is encouraged/protected.

TEACHING ENVIRONMENT. 1. Teaching is recognized as the teacher’s primary responsibility. The parties recognize that teaching the performance of non-instructional duties by licensed or unlicensed personnel is sometimes necessary during the main and primary responsibility educational process; however, assignment of teachers and that teaching continues and is enhanced to benefit student welfare/wellness/wholeness through all Certified Employees. The assigning of non‐ instructional such duties shall be limited and assigned on an equitable equitable, rotating basis to ensure that student time is encouraged/protectedduring the duty day.