Split Workload Averaging for Studio and Academic Courses Clause Examples

The "Split Workload Averaging for Studio and Academic Courses" clause defines how teaching or work responsibilities are distributed and averaged between studio-based and academic courses. Typically, this clause outlines a method for calculating an instructor's total workload by combining hours or credits from both types of courses, possibly using a conversion formula or set ratio to ensure fairness. For example, it may specify that a certain number of studio hours are considered equivalent to a different number of academic course hours when determining overall workload. The core function of this clause is to ensure equitable and transparent workload allocation for staff involved in both studio and academic teaching, preventing overburdening and clarifying expectations.
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