Peer Coaching and Mentoring Sample Clauses

Peer Coaching and Mentoring. Except as otherwise required in the Education Act or in regulation, no teacher shall be required to act as a peer coach or mentor to another teacher. No information obtained from a coach or mentor, as part of their coaching or mentoring, shall be used in the assessment or evaluation of any teacher.
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Peer Coaching and Mentoring. (a) Except as otherwise required in the Education Act or in regulation, no teacher shall be required to act as a peer coach or mentor to another teacher. No information obtained from a coach or mentor, as part of their coaching or mentoring, shall be used in the assessment or evaluation of any teacher.
Peer Coaching and Mentoring. Except as otherwise required in the Education Act or in regulation, no teacher shall be required to act as a peer coach or mentor to another teacher. No information obtained from a coach or mentor, as part of their coaching or mentoring, shall be used in the assessment or evaluation of any teacher. LETTER OF UNDERSTANDING RE: PARENT/GUARDIAN TEACHER INTERVIEWS Effective September 1, 2015, the Employer shall establish a Board-wide Parent/Guardian Teacher Interview Night from 4:30 p.m. to 8:30 p.m., to which all Members shall attend. Such meeting shall be scheduled on the evening prior to a Board-wide Professional Activity Day for Ministry or Board initiatives. The agenda for the Professional Activity Day will be for four (4) hours from the commencement of the instructional day. Dated at the City of Kawartha Lakes, Ontario this 19 day of March , 2021. On behalf of the Employer On behalf of the Local/Union LETTER OF UNDERSTANDING RE: CRIMINAL REFERENCE CHECKS
Peer Coaching and Mentoring. 41 E.14.0 PROFESSIONAL LEARNING COMMUNITY ...................................................................................... 41 E.15.0 PROFESSIONAL TIME ........................................................................................... 41 E.16.0 STAFF MEETINGS ........................................................................................... 41 PART FLETTERS OF INTENT 41
Peer Coaching and Mentoring. KP Maintain CPDSA Article 17 Position Sharing

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