Teaching Staff definition

Teaching Staff means teachers and the principal or head teacher employed at the Academy.

Teaching Staff means the employees of the University, University College, the constituent colleges and the arts and science faculties of the federated universities who hold the academic rank of professor, associate professor, assistant professor, full-time lecturer or part-time lecturer, unless such part-time lecturer is registered as a student, or who hold any other rank created by the Governing Council and designated by it as an academic rank for the purposes of clause 1 (1) (m) of The Act. For the purposes of Governing Council elections, lecturer is understood to include the ranks of Lecturer and Senior Lecturer, Tutor and Senior Tutor. (Lecturer includes associates in the Faculty of Dentistry.) Assistant Professor (conditional), Athletics Instructor, Senior Athletics Instructor, Sessional Lecturer I and Sessional Lecturer II have also been designated by the Governing Council as academic ranks for the purposes of clause 1 (1)

Teaching Staff means persons appointed as such under section 236(2);

Examples of Teaching Staff in a sentence

• Teaching staff members shall have the right to respond in writing to observation/evaluation, which closes the report.

• Teaching staff carry out supervisory duties before and after the morning and afternoon sessions and during breaktimes.

• If the Superintendent determines that insufficient funds are budgeted for the existing Classroom Teaching staff or that a reduction in Classroom Teaching staff is necessary due to program, curricular, or other operational considerations, the Superintendent will recommend to the Board the Classroom Teaching positions to be reduced.

• Teaching staff members shall have the right to file a rebuttal to any evaluation within ten (10) school days, and said rebuttal shall be signed by the teacher and attached to the teacher’s evaluation in his personnel file.

• Once the matters to be included in the Teacher Workload Agreement or amendments to the Teacher Workload Agreement have been agreed by the Consultative Committee the following process will be followed: Teaching staff shall have a minimum of seven (7) clear working days to review the proposed Teacher Workload Agreement or proposed amendments to the Teacher Workload Agreement before a ballot is taken to approve the agreement or amendments.

More Definitions of Teaching Staff

Teaching Staff means any employee employed by the University to engage directly in, or carry out teaching and learning.

Teaching Staff means professors, associate professors, assistant professors, lecturers, associates, instructors, tutors and all others employed to do the work of teaching or giving instruction and includes persons employed to do research at the University;

Teaching Staff means a child care program’s education director, group teachers, assistant teachers, and teacher aides.

Teaching Staff means professors, associate professors, assistant professors, lecturers, instructors, and all others employed or contracted to do the work of teaching or giving instruction at the University.

Teaching Staff means such of the Academic Staff who currently hold an appointment as Professor, Associate Professor, Reader, Senior Lecturer or Lecturer in the University or such other appointment as the Council may from time to time determine by Ordinance.

Teaching Staff means every person delivering any component of an academic program, including, but not limited to: undergraduate and graduate courses, supervision of graduate or undergraduate students, supervision of post-doctoral researchers, and services delivered by University librarians and archivists. “Teaching Staff” in this Policy also means teaching assistants and coaches of University athletic teams.

Teaching Staff means employees of the University, University College, the constituent colleges and the arts and science faculties of the federated universities who hold the academic rank of professor, associate professor, assistant professor, full-time lecturer or part-time lecturer, unless such part-time lecturer is registered as a student, or who hold any other rank created by the University and designated by it as an academic rank under the University of Toronto Act.