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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Here’s a UGA TA manual from 2019-20 for instance. According to this document, [b]17 percent[/b] of the TAs at UGA are Instructors of Record, meaning that they are primarily responsible for the classes they teach. https://www.cs.uga.edu/sites/default/files/inline-files/UGA%20TA%20Handbook.pdf Do your research folks and don’t rely on what schools are “hot” at any particular point in time.[/quote] Instructor of Record (IOR): These TAs have the most responsibilities and work the most independently. IORs can be assigned to all types of classes and their duties are usually comprehensive. While they are primary instructors (they do not assist another instructor), [b]they are still supervised by a faculty member.[/b] See section 1.3. for more information. 17% is significantly less than the 35% cited from the outdated USNWR article. IOR's are still supervised. What is your point exactly?[/quote] I see critical reading isn’t for you. US news stat is percent of classes primarily taught by a TA. UGA stat is percent of TAs who are primary instructors of class. Both can be true as one is a measure of classes and the other of TA’s time. Primary instructor means just that, professor may supervise TA but is not the primary instructor for the class. [/quote]
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