The phrase "teaching tenure" is correct and usable in written English.
It is typically used to refer to the period of time that a teacher is employed at a particular institution, and it is often used in academia or the education field. Example: "After years of hard work and dedication, the professor was finally granted teaching tenure at the university."
Ms. Cole, who is now director for creative affairs at Walt Disney TV Animation in Burbank, Calif., a role that does not involve producing movies, came up with the story idea and started writing it up after her teaching tenure ended but while she was attending graduate school in the fall of 1997.
Chaney, however, was puzzled as to why Emma was given teaching tenure "when she's been working at McKinley as a guidance counselor and handing out absolutely horrifying self-made pamphlets".
The present study used personal demographic characteristics (e.g., age, gender, teaching tenure) and organizational characteristics (e.g., subject type and school type) as control variables.
At the University of Texas at Arlington, where I teach, tenure-track faculty are asked to demonstrate how their teaching is "innovative".
1YrTenure is a dummy variable indicating if a teacher is in the first year of teaching with tenure, and 2PlusYrsTenure is a dummy variable indicating if a teacher has two or more years of teaching with tenure.
"He just doesn't understand teaching, the tenure process or what constitutes a sound evaluation process".
5.18 (1.5) values research more than teaching in tenure and promotion decisions.
At institutions like these especially the first group—scholarship trumps teaching in tenure evaluations and, usually, in hiring.
The language association recommends that, in baccalaureate institutions, 70percentt of the courses should be taught by tenure or tenure-track professors.
And the American Federation of Teachers is pushing legislation in 11 states to mandate that 75percentt of classes be taught by tenured or tenure-track teachers.
A recent report on the use of part-time and nonpermanent faculty from Tufts University, for example, cautioned against Tuft's loss of an image and reputation-- our undereputation-- ourts areputation-- ourundergraduatere-track profestudentsupon which it prides itself.
