Review of assessment results Sample Clauses

Review of assessment results. A doctoral candidate may appeal against reports issued by his or her thesis supervisor and/or tutor and against assessment reports issued by academic committees by lodging a duly substantiated written claim with the academic committee of the relevant programme, which will decide the appeal within 15 teaching days. Assessment reports issued by an academic committee may be challenged by lodging an appeal with the xxxxxx.
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Review of assessment results. 4 a) Tenured faculty will select two people, one of whom should be from the same discipline (if 5 possible), to assess the portfolio. The two people will submit signed copies of their 6 individual assessments and, if appropriate, recommendations for the improvement of 7 teaching to the preparer of the portfolio. A second copy of the assessments will be 8 forwarded to the appropriate academic administrator who may wish to review the portfolio. 9 The faculty member being reviewed may also submit responses to the assessments of the 10 two reviewers to the same administrator. For both tenured and non-tenured faculty the 11 assessment will be forwarded, along with the portfolio, reviewers’ comments, and any 12 response to the reviewers, to the appropriate administrator. The portfolio shall be returned 13 to the faculty member within sixty (60) days.
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