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	HOP - 4 Students - 4.03. Teaching Assistant and Assistant Instructor Grievance Procedures
		and in grievances arising from the non-renewal of a teaching assistant or assistant instructor as specified in II.A.4.a.
		However, in the case of the termination of a teaching assistant or assistant instructor before the expiration of the term of appointment, a hearing, if requested, must be held prior to the implementation of the decision to dismiss or terminate unless there is grave cause to suspend the teaching assistant or assistant instructor.
		In the case of the dismissal or discipline of a teaching assistant or assistant instructor before the termination of appointment, the burden of proof is on the administration to establish, by a preponderance of the evidence, that good cause was the basis of the dismissal or discipline.
	www.utexas.edu /policies/hoppm/h0403.html (2822 words)

	Teaching assistant - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		A teaching assistant (TA) is a junior scholar employed on a temporary contract by a college or university in teaching-related responsibilities.
		TAs include graduate teaching assistants (GTAs), who are graduate students, and undergraduate teaching assistants (UTAs), who are undergraduate students.
		The term teaching assistant is used in the high school and middle school setting for students or adults that assist a teacher with one or more classes.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Teaching_assistant (467 words)

	New Certification Requirements for Teaching Assistants. February 2003. Research and Educational Services. New York ...
		Teaching assistants, unlike teacher aides, are members of the teaching staff and must be given a probationary appointment as a teaching assistant, according to Section 30.8(d) of the Rules of the Board of Regents.
		Pre-professional teaching assistant: In addition to the requirements for a Level III teaching certificate, the candidate must be matriculated in a program leading to teacher certification or its equivalent, or employed in a program with an articulation agreement.
		A teaching assistant is appointed by a board of education to provide, under the general supervision of a licensed or certified teacher, direct instructional service to students.
	nysut.org /research/bulletins/teachingasstcertification.html (3962 words)

	Teaching Assistant
		The Teaching Assistant degree program is appropriate for both current and prospective teacher aides and assistants.
		Teaching assistants working in schools impacted by specific federal legislation are required either to attain the equivalent of two years of college course work or an associate degree.
		Faculty in the Teaching Assistant program are sensitive to the unique needs of paraprofessionals and to their students’; career goals, which may change as they progress through the program.
	www.genesee.edu /academics/programs/Teaching/TeacherAsst (439 words)

	University of Virginia Teaching Resource Center
		Teaching at the University of Virginia: A Handbook for Faculty and Teaching Assistants
		Through Teaching at the University of Virginia: A Handbook for Faculty and Teaching Assistants, accomplished U.Va. professors and TAs share with you, both faculty members and graduate student teaching assistants, some of what they've learned from others and from their own fruitful—and less than fruitful—experiences.
		Teaching at Stanford: An Introductory Handbook for Faculty, Academic Staff/Teaching, and Teaching Assistants, Revised 1998, Edited by Michele Marincovich, Ph.D. This handbook introduces instructors to some of your more important skills.
	trc.virginia.edu /Resources/Teaching_Handbooks.htm (1427 words)

	CERRA - Teacher Cadets - Teaching Assistant Program
		The Teaching Assistant Program allows additional teachers the privilege of working one-to-one with top-caliber students and allows students to apply many of the educational concepts learned in the Cadet Program to concrete examples in the subject area in which they excel.
		The Assistant is scheduled to work with the teacher during a period in which an introductory level of the content is taught.
		The Assistant helps the teacher through a variety of duties and activities; the teacher guides the student in a broader understanding of the chosen subject area and of teaching in that area.
	www.cerra.org /cadets/teaching-assistant.html (407 words)

	Teaching Assistant (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-13)
		Teaching assistants (TA) are graduate students who have direct student contact in a formal instructional setting but who do not have primary responsibility for teaching a course for credit; they perform under the instructor's direct supervision and provide general assistance to the instructional process.
		Teaching assistants may not be listed as instructor of record though they may lecture.
		The primary teaching responsibility of the university is vested in the faculty.
	www.uh.edu /gs/grad_catalog/grad_assistantship/teach_assistant.html (138 words)

	Teaching Assistants
		It is an useful guide to becoming an effective teaching assistant and the idea that your experience as a TA will serve as a preparation for future teaching roles.
		This is a collection of essays on the Teaching Assistant experience and its contribution to preparing students for their post graduate positions.
		Sections include: roles and responsibilities of the teaching assistant, getting started (including surviving the first day of class), leading seminars and tutorials, lab teaching, lecturing and presenting, advising and counselling students, and tips on setting and marking assignments, tests and exams.
	www.ucalgary.ca /VPA/newfacres/teaching_resources/ta.htm (1796 words)

	Teaching Assistant Requirements (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-13)
		On occasion the Teaching Assistant may be assigned to teach an evening class as part of his/her regular load, with the commensurate Evening School pay scale and pay periods.
		Teaching Assistantships for spring and summer terms are available on a limited basis to advanced graduate teaching assistants.
		Undergraduate students will be granted no more than two (2) semesters of teaching in the department--normally their senior year, with the possibility of an additional semester, contingent upon quality of teaching and classroom performance.
	spanport.byu.edu /ta_guidelines.html (257 words)

	Teacher assistants
		Federal regulations require teacher assistants with instructional responsibilities in Title I schools—those with a large proportion of students from low-income households—to meet one of three requirements: hold a 2-year or higher degree, have a minimum of 2 years of college, or pass a rigorous State or local assessment.
		Teacher assistants should enjoy working with children from a wide range of cultural backgrounds, and be able to handle classroom situations with fairness and patience.
		The support activities of teacher assistants and their educational backgrounds are similar to those of childcare workers, library technicians, and library assistants.
	www.bls.gov /oco/ocos153.htm (1730 words)

	Teaching Assistant Development Program
		While teaching roles for graduate students at Columbia are diverse there are common elements that apply to teaching in general and to the specific roles assigned at Columbia.
		This manual is organized around these roles and assumes that effective teaching combines a good relationship with your students, a solid grasp of the subject matter and clarity and organization in presenting it.
		Teaching Performance gives an overview of the various teaching techniques that might be brought into play in the different roles assigned to graduate students.
	www.columbia.edu /cu/tat/old/Templates/1_introduction.dwt (292 words)

	Teaching Assistant Handbook
		Effective teaching as a craft is a creative endeavor and is largely a function of judgment and skill of the individual.
		As a graduate student/teaching assistant, you are called upon daily to deal with a large number and variety of people -- students, faculty and staff members, other graduate students, and administrators.
		The demands of the multiple roles of graduate student, teaching assistant, and novice researcher are many, and the rewards may seem too few and far between.
	www.cs.umd.edu /Grad/ta.handbook.shtml (8007 words)

	Classroom Assistant, Teaching assistant, Learning Support Assistant, Teacher's Aide, LSA, L.S.A.
		Many classroom assistants, teaching assistants and learning support assistants find themselves responsible for the support of a child or teenager but do not feel equippped with the practical techniques they need to teach a child with dyslexia or needing help with synthetic phonics.
		She is one of 25 classroom assistants at the school; her colleagues nominated her for Classroom Assistant of the Year.
		Teacher Time Put to the Test - One classroom assistant in a special needs school told the BBC News website that, although a level two teaching assistant, she was taking whole classes...
	www.classroom-assistant.net (962 words)

	Teaching Assistant Training (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-13)
		Teaching assistants serve a very important role in the physics department.
		If you are serving as a Teaching Assistant, not a Class Assistant, you will be assigned office space in the building.
		For undergraduate teaching assistants, a typical load would be two teaching assignments, while a graduate student passing the speak test should expect two teaching assignments, a grading assignment and help center, concepts room or laboratory set up.
	www.phys.ksu.edu /paw/dd/gtainfo/orient.htm (2443 words)

	Emory Graduate School - Teaching Assistant Training
		Although many universities have programs for training teaching assistants, two characteristics distinguish the Emory program: (1) TATTO is a degree requirement across the graduate school; and (2) TATTO is a graduated experience involving several stages.
		A teaching assistant may be responsible for 10 to 12 hours per week of discussion or laboratory supervision.
		Teaching assistants and associates may not take on instructional responsibilities outside those required by TATTO without the approval of the dean of the graduate school.
	www.emory.edu /GSOAS/current/teachers_assistants (1064 words)

	US.FULBRIGHTONLINE.ORG \|\| Thinking of Applying - U.S. Student Teaching Assistantships
		In addition to their teaching duties, Teaching Assistants should propose independent study or research projects, or coursework at a French University.
		Applications are welcome from graduating seniors and graduate students with the initiative needed to assist in teaching English language and American studies to Spanish students in elementary schools.
		Applications are welcome from graduating seniors and graduate students with the initiative needed to assist in teaching English language and American studies at Slovak secondary or post-secondary schools.
	us.fulbrightonline.org /thinking_teaching.html (1469 words)

	Teaching Assistant Responsibilities
		As a teaching assistant you are a member of a group that is essential to our program of instruction in the Electrical and Computer Engineering Department.
		The Harold L. Olesen Award for Teaching Excellence is given annually to two graduate students (one each for the Fall and Spring semesters), selected as the best teachers in the Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering.
		These hours are the average hours per week a teaching assistant should expect to work during the semester and include the period from registration through final exams.
	www.ece.uiuc.edu /fachtml/rao/tares.html (1097 words)

	Okech's Teaching Experience
		Teach and facilitate a survey of major theories of human development and explore developmental issues across the lifespan.
		Teaching Assistant: COUN 625-Theories and Practice of Consultation in Counseling.
		Teaching Assistant: COUN 659-Gender Issues in Counseling Co-taught the course.
	www.uvm.edu /~cslgprog/Okech/teaching.html (515 words)

	Teaching Center - TA Development
		Free workshops for teaching assistants and other graduate students who want to improve their instructional skills are conducted each semester.
		There are two strands of workshops: "Improving Your Teaching" and "Using Technology to Enhance Learning." Certificates of participation are given for attending each workshop strand (one for pedagogy and another for teaching with technology).
		Each year a committee (administered by the Graduate School) selects graduate teaching assistants to be recognized for their excellence in teaching, with the highest ranked graduate assistants receiving the Calvin A. VanderWerf award.
	www.teachingcenter.ufl.edu /ta_development.html (170 words)

	Best Bets for Teaching Abroad
		Most of these teaching opportunities are for people who will have their Bachelor's degree by the time they begin the experience and who are not formally credentialed.
		Teach in China or Thailand is an exciting, affordable opportunity to teach English to native college students and to participate in the daily life of a country where traditional ways meet with the upcoming challenges and demands of the 21st century.
		Teaching assistants help teach, tutor and supervise extracurricular activities at internationals schools around the globe.
	www.cie.uci.edu /iop/teaching.html (1807 words)

	Tara Holm's Teaching Evaluations
		As an undergraduate at Dartmouth College, I was a teaching assistant for several mathematics classes, including calculus, abstract algebra, and combinatorics.
		The most substantial teaching experience that I have had is the two months that I spent at ArsDigita University, one month as a lecturer for mathematics in computer science and one month as a recitation instructor for discrete mathematics.
		The most satisfying part of my teaching experience at ADU was the fact that I was able to engage all of the students in learning and discussing mathematics, despite their disparate backgrounds.
	www.math.uconn.edu /~tsh/teaching/philosophy.html (782 words)

	Duties and Qualifications of ASEs
		A Teaching Assistant (TA) is a registered graduate student in full-time residence, chosen for excellent scholarship and for promise as a teacher.
		The number of hours that a TA (or Teaching Fellow, or Associate In _______) works is determined by the percentage appointment.
		A TA or other ASE in a teaching title should not spend an inordinate amount of time serving as an instructor at the expense of his/her own studies.
	www.graddiv.ucr.edu /ASEwebPAGE.html (1326 words)

	MU International Teaching Assistant Program - Policies Regarding International Teaching Assistants (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-13)
		Faculty who are interested in having an ITA teach or help with teaching should ask their academic program to arrange a language assessment.
		If the ITA has already been screened in his or her academic program, the hiring program needs to request a copy of the language assessment result form from the ITA and then contact ITAP to check whether that language assessment level is transferable to their academic program.
		Second, International Teaching Assistants who have received a language assessment level that allows them to teach and have received a teaching appointment are required to participate in The College Teaching Institute (CTI) which is offered just prior to the start of fall and winter semesters.
	www.missouri.edu /~gradschl/ita/language/ita_policies.html (1273 words)

	International Teaching Assistant (ITA) Policy
		According to NC State University's Guidelines for the Utilization of Graduate Teaching Assistants (12/16/93), all International Teaching Assistants (ITAs) who are to have significant verbal interaction with students in a classroom or laboratory must be screened for English proficiency before they are permitted to assume these responsibilities for the first time.
		Students who have not been cleared for the desired level of teaching responsibilities as a result of the SPEAK test or the interview after completing the required course(s) may be re-screened after they have worked on their English proficiency (via additional FLE courses, tutoring, or instructional software available through the Language Technology Lab).
		During their first semester of teaching, ITAs should be provided with instructional and language support by FLE teachers, instructional development specialists, and/or the student's department.
	www.fis.ncsu.edu /grad_publicns/itapolcy.htm (813 words)

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