Students Per Instructor Sample Clauses

Students Per Instructor. ‌ 5.5.5.1 An instructor of University Studies/Career Technology courses will not be assigned an average (as determined by the Registrar's data on the official final add/drop dates) of more than one hundred and sixty (160) students (registrants) per week averaged over the duty year. In the event of a scheduled course being of a non-regular number of hours per week format (regular being 3 hours/week), the calculation will be pro-rated. 5.5.5.2 The number of registered students in COTR's English composition courses shall not exceed an average of twenty-five (25) students per section (as determined by the Registrar's data on the official final add/drop dates). Where an instructor teaches two or more sections of COTR's English composition courses per semester, the average shall not exceed twenty-five (25) students (as determined by the Registrar's data on the official final add/drop dates). 5.5.5.3 Auxiliary University Studies/Career Technology Course/Program instructors shall be employed for: a) Ninety (90) duty hours for a forty-five (45) contact hour (see 5.5.
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Students Per Instructor. 5.6.5.1 An instructor of University Transfer/Career Technology lecture format courses will not be assigned an average (as determined by the Registrar's data on the official final add/drop dates) of more than one hundred and sixty (160) students (registrants) per week averaged over the duty year. In the event of a scheduled course being of a non-regular number of lecture hours per week format (regular being 3 hours/week) the calculation will be pro-rated. 5.6.5.2 The number of registered students in EKCC's English composition courses shall not exceed an average of 25 (twenty-five) students per section (as determined by the Registrar's data on the official final add/drop dates). Where an instructor teaches two or more sections of EKCC's English composition courses per semester, the average shall not exceed 25 (twenty-five) students (as determined by the Registrar's data on the official final add/drop dates).
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Students Per Instructor. 5.5.5.1 An instructor of University Studies/Career Technology courses will not be assigned an average (as determined by the Registrar's data on the official final add/drop dates) of more than one hundred and sixty (160) students (registrants) per week averaged over the duty year. In the event of a scheduled course being of a non-regular number of hours per week format (regular being 3 hours/week), the calculation will be pro-rated. 5.5.5.2 The number of registered students in COTR's English composition courses shall not exceed an average of twenty-five (25) students per section (as determined by the Registrar's data on the official final add/drop dates). Where an instructor teaches two or more sections of COTR's English composition courses per semester, the average shall not exceed twenty-five (25) students (as determined by the Registrar's data on the official final add/drop dates). 5.5.5.3 Auxiliary University Studies/Career Technology Course/Program instructors shall be employed for: a) Ninety (90) duty hours for a forty-five (45) contact hour (see 5.5. 1.1) scheduled course, and pro-rata; or b) Sixty-seven and a half (67.5) duty hours for a forty-five (45) clock hour scheduled laboratory/practicum/workshop/field activity, etc. and pro-rata; or c) Forty-five (45) clock hours for scheduled seminar is equivalent to a forty- five (45) contact hour.
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