Preparation Period means the period between the request by the connecting TSO in case of TSO-TSO model or by the contracting TSO in case of TSO-BSP model and the start of the ramping period;
Preparation Period means the span of time beginning on the day after the signing of the Cooperation Agreement and preceding the Award Year.
Preparation Period means the time starting with the publication of the final examination bibliography and ending with the scheduled examination.
Examples of Preparation Period in a sentence
Teacher School Period of Substitution DATE It is recognized that only those teachers who wish to volunteer will be asked to give up their Preparation Period.
More Definitions of Preparation Period
Preparation Period has the meaning set forth in Section 2.6(b).
Preparation Period preparation periods are those periods in which the teacher is involved in the preparation of classroom materials, lesson plans, and consultations requested by the Administration.
Preparation Period an assigned period for planning and preparation of materials related to the area of instruction and other professional purposes. Other professional purposes shall not be interpreted as meaning scheduling of other activities on a prolonged or regular basis.
Preparation Period means an assigned period of time set aside for teachers of grades TK through twelve (TK-12) (except on minimum days and days in which students are not in attendance) to 20 be used for professional preparation and planning purposes, school-related duties, teacher/student conferences, teacher/parent conferences, teacher/administrator conferences, and for covering another 21 teacher's classes in an emergency situation on an equitable basis between teachers having a common preparation period.
Preparation Period means a preparation period which is an assigned period set aside for 48 all regular classroom teachers to be used for personal job-related preparation and planning 49 purposes, teacher/student conferences, teacher/parent conferences, teacher/administrator 50 conferences and for covering another teacher's classes in an emergency situation on an equitable
Preparation Period means a period of three (3) months commencing from the date hereof or such longer period as agreed between the parties hereto.