Use of Planning Time Sample Clauses

Use of Planning Time. Use of planning time will be compensated pro-rated at the 8 regular rate calculated to the minute based on the length of the period covered.
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Use of Planning Time. The planning time provided by this Section shall be utilized, as determined by the employee, for such purposes as collaborative and individual lesson planning, preparation of materials, individual conferencing with parents, students, and District personnel, correcting and evaluating student work, infrequently called faculty meetings, and non-regularly scheduled duties as are determined necessary and infrequently requested by the administration.
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Use of Planning Time. Use of planning time shall be at the professional discretion of the teacher. Planning time is provided so that teachers are prepared for their students and is scheduled to occur on campus to facilitate the development of daily lesson plans, minimize interruptions, provide access to resources, and encourage grade level/department planning with colleagues. However, planning off campus is appropriate and may occur when necessary. When planning off campus during the work day occurs, the principal or principal’s designee shall be notified. Teachers are expected to be prepared to meet the Utah Effective Teaching Standards. Any building uses of the planning time other than for planning shall be decided by the School Improvement Council and approved by the faculty through consensus or by ratification when consensus cannot be reached.
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Use of Planning Time. The primary use of preparation time shall be for instructional planning and preparation or to meet evaluation goals and/or school improvement plan goals. Objectives for utilization of planning time, including team planning, will be a focus of each employee's Fall goal setting conference at the beginning of the school year.
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Use of Planning Time. Since planning time falls during the regular, contracted workday, the appropriate use of this time shall be subject to monitoring by the supervisor. For the purpose of safety and risk management, staff wishing to leave campus during their preparation time shall seek approval from their supervisor.
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