DTLC definition

DTLC means the Departmental Teaching and Learning Committee. The committee consists out of the Head of the Department, programme/subject coordinators, departmental quality representative and other people as deemed necessary by the department. The duties of this committee are wider than just assessment related functions. The committee has to take full responsibility for assessment standards in the department, i.e. the standard of the assessment instrument as well as the grading of scripts.
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Examples of DTLC in a sentence

  • DTLC and building TLC meetings shall be held as needed (at least 3 times per year) at a time mutually agreed upon.

  • Task force members will be selected by the DTLC and will be volunteers.

  • All DTLC meetings will be open to any staff member who wishes to attend.

  • The District Teaching and Learning Director shall chair the DTLC.

  • The DTLC may convene a district-level task force made up of representatives from all buildings and grade levels for intensive study or development of a particular topic, such as a task force to study and propose changes to improve the quality of student writing.

  • The district will have a Teaching and Learning Council (DTLC) to coordinate district wide efforts to improve curriculum, instruction, assessment and student achievement.

  • The DTLC will be made up of volunteer representatives from each building TLC.

  • Neither the TLC nor the DTLC shall make decisions that are in conflict with this master agreement without the approval of the Board and the Association.

  • The DTLC is concerned with curriculum, instructional assessment and student achievement matters that have district-wide implications.

  • At a minimum, each building TLC will appoint one administrator and two teachers to serve on the DTLC.