Instructional Programs Clause Samples
The "Instructional Programs" clause defines the scope and requirements for educational or training programs provided under the agreement. It typically outlines the types of programs to be offered, the standards or curriculum to be followed, and any obligations regarding staffing, materials, or assessment methods. For example, it may specify that certain courses must meet accreditation standards or that instructors must hold specific qualifications. The core function of this clause is to ensure that all instructional offerings meet agreed-upon quality and content standards, thereby protecting the interests of both the provider and the recipients of the instruction.
Instructional Programs. The ALC is available for students who need a study space, computer, or printer. Writing consultants and math tutors are available to assist students on a walk-in basis with writing assignments and/or math-related courses. For more information about ALC services and hours, call (▇▇▇) ▇▇▇-▇▇▇▇. Services and resources are available to all students in all disciplines. Writing consultants are available to assist students on a walk-in basis with writing assignments. Writing consultants can help students at any stage of the writing process. Services and resources are available to all students in all disciplines.
Instructional Programs. The district shall identify the new or revised instructional programs for reading, writing, mathematics and science; the research base that shows it to be effective with high-poverty, at-risk students; and how they are different from the previous programs. The district shall demonstrate alignment across grade levels to improve background knowledge in social studies, science, and the arts. The district shall ensure instruction is differentiated to meet the individual needs of students. Strategies for push-in, pull-out or individual instruction shall be included in the plan.
Instructional Programs. The passenger screening instructional personnel of the Contractor shall attend the Airline Passenger Screening Training Program conducted by an Air Transport Association of America designated vendor. The Contractor shall provide reasonable assistance to that ATA designated vendor in its development for the Program of instructional materials concerning passenger screening activities at the airport or airports at which the Contractor provides passenger screening services for the Carrier.
Instructional Programs. A program is any instructional software, whether installed on a mobile device, computer, or network server or accessed over the Internet. Apps and web-based programs must be reviewed and approved prior to purchase or use if the programs are used for ongoing instruction or require creation of student accounts, regardless of cost or funding source. The Technology Department can provide the current Software Adoption Procedure document and answer any questions. This review process will evaluate the need for the program, determine if the program duplicates programs currently in use, verify compatibility with our computers and networks, establish what student information will be collected and compliance with Georgia law on data privacy [Student Data Privacy, Accessibility, and Transparency Act (2015)], assess if the program meets the accepted standards for data security, assess the impact of the program on the time available for other instructional programs in use.
Instructional Programs. With respect to instructional programs produced primarily for school and college course curriculum use, Producer may acquire seven (7) year broadcast rights and twelve (12) year audio-visual rights by payment of the sum of 1) the applicable day rate, 2) one (1) additional extended broadcast payment (subparagraph A above), and 3) one (1) additional audio-visual payment (subparagraph C above).
Instructional Programs