REGULATIONS OF THE SAN DIEGO DIVISION | |||
PART I. GENERAL REGULATIONS | |||
| 525. |
Undergraduate Instructional Apprentice [En 5/25/76] | ||
| (A) | Definition | ||
| An Undergraduate Instructional Apprentice is an undergraduate student who serves as an assistant in an undergraduate course under the supervision of a faculty member. The purpose of the apprenticeship is to learn the methodology of teaching through actual practice in a regularly scheduled course. | |||
| (B) | Guidelines | ||
| (1) | An Undergraduate Instructional Apprentice shall be an upper division student. [Am 2/24/09] | ||
| (2) | Students are not permitted to assist in courses in which they are enrolled. | ||
| (3) | An Undergraduate Instructional Apprentice must have a minimum grade point average of 3.0. Departments may establish higher grade point average requirements. [Am 5/24/83] | ||
| (4) | The faculty instructor is responsible for the course content and for maintaining the overall quality of instruction, including supervision of Undergraduate Instructional Apprentices. He/she has responsibility for all grades given in the class. [Am 5/24/83] | ||
| (5) | The instructor is expected to meet regularly with the Undergraduate Instructional Apprentice to evaluate the student's performance and to provide the direction needed for a worthwhile educational experience. | ||
| (6) | An Undergraduate Instructional Apprentice may receive credit on a Pass/Not Pass basis only. | ||
| (7) | A student may not be an Undergraduate Instructional Apprentice more than once for the same course for credit. | ||
| (8) | A student may not be an Undergraduate Instructional Apprentice in more than one course in a quarter. | ||
| (9) | The total credit accumulated as an Undergraduate Instructional Apprentice shall not exceed eight units. | ||
| (C) | Procedure | ||
| All departments/programs using Undergraduate Instructional Apprentices shall submit to the CEP Subcommittee on Undergraduate Courses a description of the role of the Undergraduate Instructional Apprentice, as part of the petition for approval. Any deviation from the guidelines above must be explained and justified in a memo accompanying the petition. Any major change in the function or duty of the apprentice in a course should also be approved by the CEP Subcommittee on Undergraduate Courses. [Am 5/24/83] | |||