Reading Course. Reading courses are offered as individual instruction on a case-by-case basis as needed to enable a student to complete his/her academic programme in a reasonable time frame. It is understood that reading courses do not constitute a primary means of delivery of an academic programme. (a) The ▇▇▇▇ and the Registrar approve all requests to offer reading courses. (b) The member must submit a course outline with each request for a reading course outlining the delivery mechanism, the main content, and the evaluation scheme. (c) Part-time Contract Academic Staff shall not be required to teach reading courses. (d) See Article 27:06 for the stipend for instructing reading courses.
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Reading Course. Reading courses are offered as individual instruction on a case-by-case basis as needed to enable a student to complete his/her academic programme in a reasonable time frame. It is understood that reading courses do not constitute a primary means of delivery of an academic programme.
(a) The ▇▇▇▇ and the Registrar approve all requests to offer reading courses.
(b) The member must submit a course outline with each request for a reading course outlining the delivery mechanism, the main content, and the evaluation scheme.
(c) Part-time Contract Academic Staff Faculty shall not be required to teach reading courses.
(d) See Article 27:06 for the stipend for instructing reading courses.
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