Techniques of Instruction Sample Clauses

Techniques of Instruction is well-prepared for the topic or skill being covered. Comments: …adheres to approved course outline. Comments: …provides students with clearly understandable course materials (syllabus, course information, and handouts). Comments: …presents clear instructional objective(s) for the class session. Comments: …plans and organizes lessons to make effective use of class time. Comments: …provides clear assignments or directives. Comments: …makes effective use of classroom technology and/or supporting materials to engage students in learning. Comments: …develops and follows an effective grading program for assessing student performance. Comments: …applies theoretical knowledge and content to “real world” examples. Comments: FULFILL PROFESSIONAL RESPONSIBILITIES …maintains required office hours and meets classes as assigned. Comments: …demonstrates evidence of participation in District activities and professional responsibilities as defined by the contract. Comments: …works cooperatively with others. Comments:
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Techniques of Instruction. The bargaining unit member shall: Use means of presenting subject content on-line which effectively facilitate learning; Provide variety in the types of on-line assignments used as appropriate; Employ fair and reasonable examinations, i.e., consistent with the objectives of the course and with the principal content of the course.
Techniques of Instruction. (Uses instructional time effectively, communicates purpose of lessons, evaluates student progress, uses a variety of motivational techniques.) Rating: Comments:
Techniques of Instruction. ▪ Demonstrates an awareness of individual student interests and needs related to course goals ▪ Demonstrates a sound knowledge of subject matter related to course goals and student learning styles ▪ Designs a variety of activities related to course goals ▪ Maintains student interest level ▪ Receives and grades student assignments and provides constructive feedback
Techniques of Instruction. 5. Relationship with students and professional colleagues.
Techniques of Instruction. Defined as the following when applicable:

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