Common use of Teaching Responsibilities Clause in Contracts

Teaching Responsibilities. Faculty members are obligated to develop and maintain their scholarly competence and effectiveness as teachers, and perform the teaching duties assigned to them. Faculty members' teaching responsibilities include, but need not be limited to, the following: 1. to prepare and to present courses which reflect the current state of knowledge and the course description in the University Calendar; 2. to adhere to the Academic Council's policy on Course Management; 3. to be available for student consultations, including the posting and observance of reasonable office hours (a minimum of one appropriately scheduled hour per week for every three academic course hours assigned); 4. to meet at scheduled times with lecture, tutorial, seminar, studio and laboratory groups; and to obtain advanced approval from the Chair/Director for any deviation from their teaching schedules or courses of studies; 5. to be responsible for the preparation, supervision, coordination and grading of all course assignments, tests and examinations; 6. to submit final grades as required by the University; 7. to serve as academic advisors in the preparation and defence of theses or projects; 8. to undertake special assignments; and, 9. to supervise the work of Teaching/Academic Assistants assigned to them.

Teaching Responsibilities. Faculty members are obligated to develop and maintain their scholarly competence and effectiveness as teachers, and perform the teaching duties assigned to them. Faculty members' teaching responsibilities include, but need not be limited to, the following: 1. to prepare and to present courses which reflect the current state of knowledge and the course description in the University Calendar; 2. to adhere to the Academic Council's policy on Course Management; 3. to be available for student consultations, including the posting and observance of reasonable office hours (a minimum of one appropriately scheduled hour per week for every three academic course hours assigned); 4. to meet at scheduled times with lecture, tutorial, seminar, studio and laboratory groups; and to obtain advanced approval from the Chair/Director for any deviation from their teaching schedules or courses of studies; 5. to be responsible for the preparation, supervision, coordination and grading of all course assignments, tests and examinations; 6. to submit final grades as required by the University; 7. to serve as academic advisors in the preparation and defence defense of theses or projects; 8. to undertake special assignments; and, 9. to supervise the work of Teaching/Academic Assistants assigned to them.