CLASS OBSERVATION Sample Clauses

CLASS OBSERVATION. We have and open door policy and you are welcome to observe your child’s class through the viewing windows. However, if it distracts from the learning of your child you will be asked to leave, so your dancer can receive the best training.
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CLASS OBSERVATION. Visitors/parents are not allowed on the ice surface at any time. Please refrain from standing at the ice doors. We encourage you to observe classes from the stands on the side of the rink or from the tables around the lobby. OTHER INFORMATION By becoming members of FCSA, members agree to receive advertising, marketing materials and other communications from Jacksonville Ice & Sportsplex except where expressly disallowed as a profile preference. Jacksonville Ice & Sportsplex will only share a participant’s personal information with US Figure Skating and Learn to Skate USA as part of the included membership. By participating in classes you give Jacksonville Ice & Sportsplex the absolute right and permission to publish, copyright, and use pictures and/or video of the participant in which they may be included in whole or in part, composite, or retouched, in character or form; without any monetary compensation or value received. The Jacksonville Ice & Sportsplex logo, First Coast Skating Academy logo, and other logos and taglines are the intellectual property of Jax Ice. Membership rules are void to the extent where prohibited by law. Taxes may apply where required by law. CREDIT CARD AUTHORIZATION FORM This authorization is made by the below named and signed Account Holder (“you”, “your” herein) to pay obligations of (player/skater’s name) (“customer”) to Dry Ice Entertainment LLC, d/b/a Jacksonville Ice & Sportsplex (“JIS”). □ This is a new card. Note: A new card will replace the existing card on file. Card Number: CCV/CCID: Exp. Date: / Type: □ MC □ Visa □ AmEx □ Discover Card Holder: Billing Address: Contact Phone: ( ) - Email: By signing below, you authorize JIS to charge the above Credit Card as outlined by any Payment Plan Contracts (PPCs) you authorize and when verbal approval is given by the card holder. All declined payments are subject to a $25.00 late fee if not brought current within 5 business days. The charges will be made monthly on or about the processing date indicated by the PPCs you have authorized. If you wish to stop an upcoming payment, you must notify JIS one week prior to the scheduled processing date and pay the amount due on such date to avoid any disruption in your access. By signing, you also understand that once payment has begun processing, it cannot be cancelled or edited. Refunds are at the discretion of JIS management and policies. The completing of this release helps us protect you, our valued customer, from credit card fraud....
CLASS OBSERVATION. The peer reviewer should rate each item according to the rubric below, leaving comments where appropriate. A “satisfactory” evaluation is defined as an average of 3.0 (Meets Expectations) or higher. A reminder that quality feedback for teaching • Aims to identify a challenge and help formulate an improvement plan • Focuses on alternatives and options • Is constructive regarding teaching performance • Is descriptive rather than prescriptive
CLASS OBSERVATION. The peer observer should rate each item according to the rubric below, leaving comments where appropriate. A “satisfactory” evaluation is defined as an average of 3.0 (Meets Expectations) or higher. Within several days after the observation, the peer observer should meet with the evaluatee to discuss the observations and conclusions. Reminder that quality feedback for teaching • Aims to identify a challenge and help formulate an improvement plan • Focuses on alternatives and options • Is constructive regarding teaching performance • Is descriptive rather than prescriptive PEER OBSERVATION RUBRIC: ONLINE CLASS Category Excellent: Greatly Exceeds Expectations (5) Above Average: Exceeds Expectations (4) Satisfactory: Meets Expectations (3) Needs Improvement: Approaching Expectations (2) Unsatisfactory: Does Not Meet Expectations (1) Comments Course Instructor provides a Instructor provides Instructor Instructor Instructor does Preparation clear and well - a clear syllabus provides a provides a not provide a organized syllabus and a thorough syllabus and a limited syllabus syllabus or and a thorough description of the description of and description description of description of course and the course and of the course the course and the course and learning outcomes. learning and learning learning learning outcomes. outcomes. outcomes. outcomes. Instructor clearly introduces students to the course and the online format. Instructor introduces students to the course and the online format. Instructor introduces students to the course and the online format. Instructor may attempt to introduce students to the course and the online format. Instructor does not introduce students to the course and the online format. Learning Instructor provides Instructor provides Instructor Instructor Instructor Environment frequent direct regular direct provides direct provides rarely provides instruction, either instruction, either instruction, either infrequent direct regular direct synchronous or synchronous or synchronous or instruction, either instruction, asynchronous asynchronous asynchronous synchronous or either consisting of consisting of consisting of asynchronous synchronous instructor originated instructor instructor- consisting of or content. originated content. originated instructor- asynchronous Instructor uses a Instructor uses a content. originated consisting of wide variety of variety of tools and Instructor uses content. instructor- tools and community- tools and I...
CLASS OBSERVATION a. All certificated staff shall be observed and evaluated according to law.
CLASS OBSERVATION. The time and date of the class observation shall be designated at least two weeks in advance by mutual agreement between the Evaluator and the Faculty member. Class observation(s) shall be conducted during a scheduled class period , and for a duration of time reasonably necessary to observe the Faculty member’s teaching skills and methodologies.
CLASS OBSERVATION. CDC has class observation available via television monitors in the lobby. The monitors are a courtesy to our families - please do not adjust the settings. Observers are not allowed in the studios - parents/visitors distract our students and inhibit our ability to teach a productive class. Only dancers are allowed beyond the door to the right of the reception window. Parents, siblings and guests must remain in lobby.
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