Teaching Faculty Members and Instructional Duties Clause Samples

The "Teaching Faculty Members and Instructional Duties" clause defines the responsibilities and expectations for faculty members regarding their teaching roles. It typically outlines the types and number of courses faculty are required to teach, the standards for instructional quality, and any additional duties such as curriculum development or student advising. By clearly specifying these obligations, the clause ensures that both the institution and faculty members understand their respective commitments, promoting accountability and consistency in the delivery of educational programs.
Teaching Faculty Members and Instructional Duties. Responsibilities shall include, but are not limited to, the following: 13.03.1 Faculty Members shall develop an approach to learning designed to meet student needs. 13.03.2 Faculty Members shall treat all students fairly, with respect and genuine interest and in a non-discriminatory manner. 13.03.3 Faculty Members shall be clear and effective in dealing with all communication components of their scheduled curriculum; written, visual and oral. 13.03.4 Faculty Members shall supervise students within their teaching areas, shall respond to student needs and questions, and shall publish and keep office hours. 13.03.5 Faculty Members shall complete written course outlines and in the case of Regular and Probationary Faculty Members, carry out effective course and program planning and development. 13.03.6 Faculty Members shall arrange for access to relevant resources and equipment for the research, preparation, design and delivery of their education program(s) and course content. 13.03.7 Faculty Members shall evaluate students’ work constructively and grade it fairly and consistently, according to University policy and the grading system described therein. 13.03.8 Faculty Members shall encourage the attendance of all students. 13.03.9 Faculty Members shall initiate, design and supervise the delivery of demonstrations pertaining to professional studio and workshop practices, including technical processes which support their scheduled curriculum course content, and shall coordinate with studio and technical support staff. 13.03.10 Faculty Members shall ensure that students receive instruction in studio, lab and workshop safety, including teaching, modeling and enforcing proper health and safety standards. They shall advise the University when and where unsafe working conditions may exist, and shall participate with the University in the provision of a safe and secure environment consistent with the Workers’ Compensation Board Act and Regulations. 13.03.11 Faculty Members shall influence the intellectual, creative and scholarly development of students.
Teaching Faculty Members and Instructional Duties. Responsibilities shall include, but are not limited to, the following: 12.03.1 Faculty Members shall develop an approach to learning designed to meet student needs. 12.03.2 Faculty Members shall treat all students fairly, with respect and genuine interest and in a non-discriminatory manner. 12.03.3 Faculty Members shall be clear and effective in dealing with all communication components of their scheduled curriculum; written, visual and oral. 12.03.4 Faculty Members shall supervise students within their teaching areas, shall respond to student needs and questions, and shall publish and keep office hours. 12.03.5 Faculty Members shall complete written course outlines and in the case of Regular and Probationary Faculty Members, carry out effective course and program planning and development.

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