Iowa Admin. Code r. 281-22.3 - Teacher eligibility, responsibilities
A teacher employed to provide instruction under this chapter shall meet the following criteria:
(1)
Eligibility. The teacher shall meet the standards and
requirements set forth which other full-time instructors teaching within the
academic department are required to meet and which are approved by the
appropriate postsecondary administration. An individual under suspension or
revocation of an educational license or statement of professional recognition
issued by the board of educational examiners shall not be allowed to provide
instruction for any program authorized by this chapter. If the instruction for
any program authorized by this chapter is provided at a school district
facility, an accredited nonpublic school facility, or a neutral site, the
teacher or instructor shall have successfully passed a background investigation
conducted in accordance with Iowa Code section
272.2(17)
prior to providing such instruction. The
background investigation also applies to a teacher or instructor who is
employed by an eligible postsecondary institution if the teacher or instructor
provides instruction under this chapter at a school district facility, an
accredited nonpublic school facility, or a neutral site. For purposes of this
rule, "neutral site" means a facility that is not owned or operated by an
institution.
(2)
Responsibilities. A teacher employed to provide instruction
under this chapter shall do all of the following:
a. Collaborate, as appropriate, with other
secondary or postsecondary faculty of the institution that employs the teacher
regarding the subject area;
b. As
assisted by the school district or accredited nonpublic school, provide ongoing
communication about course expectations, teaching strategies, performance
measures, resource materials used in the course, and academic progress to the
student and, in the case of students of minor age, to the parent or guardian of
the student;
c. Provide curriculum
and instruction that are accepted as college-level work as determined by the
institution;
d. Use valid and
reliable student assessment measures, to the extent available.
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