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Instructional Considerations. Mississippi Gulf Coast Community College has complete ownership of all dual credit classes. The school district shall agree to all college requirements needed to maintain college compliance with the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools, Commission on Colleges. Such requirements shall include but not be limited to: MGCCC must vet the qualifications of any instructor, evaluate the instructor, and provide for the professional development of the instructor. All dual credit instructors will satisfy all requirements that the college requires of all its instructors to include, but not exclusively, the following: Completing mandatory rubric training (provided by the college). Integrating the Student Learning Outcomes in class. Participating in FERPA and sexual harassment training (provided by the college). Receiving Level I certification training of the college's Learning Management System (provided by the college). Following the Uniform Course of Study (provided by the college). In classroom observation and written evaluation by the College Xxxx or other college administrator. Being evaluated by the students (administered by the college). Attending orientation (provided by the college). Utilizing College determined texts and materials. Employee Development/Other training as directed by College Xxxx. The course(s) will adhere to all MGCCC requirements regarding curriculum and student learning outcomes. Classes offered at the high school will be subject to minimum and maximum class sizes as determined by the college. Classes will be visited and evaluated in-classroom a minimum of once per semester by a college Xxxx of Teaching and Learning or other instructional administrator. For administrative purposes, during the time the class is in session, the instructor and students will be under the supervision of the local school administrators.
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Instructional Considerations. Mississippi Gulf Coast Community College has complete ownership of all dual credit classes. The school district shall agree to all college requirements needed to maintain college compliance with the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools, Commission on Colleges (SACSCOC). Such requirements shall include but not be limited to: • MGCCC must vet the qualifications of any instructor, evaluate the instructor, and provide for the professional development of the instructor. • All dual credit instructors will satisfy all requirements that the college requires of all its instructors to include, but not exclusively, the following: o Integrating the Student Learning Outcomes in class. o Participating in FERPA and sexual harassment training (provided by MGCCC). o Receiving Level I certification training of the college's Learning Management System (provided by MGCCC). o Following the Uniform Course of Study (provided by MGCCC). o Being evaluated by the students (administered by MGCCC). o Attending orientation (provided by MGCCC). o Utilizing MGCCC-approved texts and materials. o Employee Development/Other training as directed by College Xxxx. • The course(s) will adhere to all MGCCC requirements regarding curriculum and student learning outcomes. • Classes offered at the high school will be subject to minimum and maximum class sizes as determined by the college. • The high school may not offer courses which combine students enrolled in the college course with students who are only receiving high school credit. • Classes will be visited and evaluated in-classroom a minimum of once per semester by a college Xxxx of Instruction or other instructional administrator. • For administrative purposes, during the time the class is in session, the instructor and students will be under the supervision of the local school administrators.
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