Traditional Model Clause Samples

The "Traditional Model" clause defines the standard framework or approach that governs the agreement or relationship between the parties. Typically, this clause outlines the established procedures, roles, and responsibilities that are to be followed, often referencing industry norms or previously accepted practices. For example, it may specify that services will be delivered according to customary timelines and methods, or that payment terms will follow standard invoicing cycles. The core function of this clause is to provide a clear, predictable structure for the parties, reducing ambiguity and ensuring that both sides have a mutual understanding of how the arrangement will operate.
Traditional Model. Unless the parties agree otherwise, the parties will use the traditional negotiation model.
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Traditional Model. All non-classroom teachers and ESAs will utilize the traditional evaluation model with criteria established in this collective bargaining agreement. It includes long form and Professional Growth cycles.
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Traditional Model a. It is understood that approximately 99% of students plan to attend in-person instruction in a traditional model for 2021 - 2022 and that most staff will not have fully virtual students. b. Minor adjustments to instructional planning and delivery always occur on a year-to-year basis as knowledge, skill, technology, resources and other tools continue to develop.
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