TEACHER AUTONOMY Sample Clauses

The Teacher Autonomy clause grants educators the authority to make independent decisions regarding their teaching methods, classroom management, and instructional materials. In practice, this means teachers can adapt lesson plans, select resources, and modify activities to best suit the needs and learning styles of their students, as long as they remain within the broader curriculum guidelines. This clause ensures that teachers have the flexibility to respond to diverse classroom situations, ultimately fostering a more effective and responsive educational environment.
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TEACHER AUTONOMY. 1. A teacher shall, within the bounds of the prescribed curriculum and consistent with effective educational practice, have individual professional autonomy in determining the methods of instruction and the planning and presentation of course materials in the classes of pupils to which they are assigned.
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TEACHER AUTONOMY. Teachers shall be free to develop instructional materials, establish examination and grading policies independently but in keeping with general building and Board objectives, policies and procedures, provided that the development of same shall not be in violation of this Agreement.
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