Planning Time During Testing Clause Samples

The "Planning Time During Testing" clause establishes the allocation of specific periods for planning activities within the broader testing phase of a project or contract. Typically, this clause outlines when and how parties may pause or adjust testing schedules to allow for necessary planning, such as reviewing test results, coordinating resources, or updating test procedures. Its core function is to ensure that adequate time is set aside for thoughtful preparation and adjustment during testing, thereby reducing the risk of errors and improving the overall effectiveness of the testing process.
Planning Time During Testing. When testing schedules are implemented the administrator will make all efforts to keep the teacher’s normally scheduled day intact when possible. If not possible, teachers who lost planning time due to the testing schedule must still receive an average of 45 minutes each day of self-directed planning for each of the impacted testing weeks. The calculation of the weekly average self-directed planning time includes, but is not limited to, the self-directed planning time plus any minutes when a teacher is not assigned to non-instructional duties during that impacted testing week.
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