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Texas Education Agency Locally Developed Course/Activity District FormINSTRUCTIONS: Submit the TEA Locally Developed Course/Activity District Form electronically as an attachment to an email addressed

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1. Start by reading the instructions or guidelines provided for the locally developed course form.
2. Gather all the necessary information and documents required to fill out the form.
3. Begin filling out the form by entering your personal details such as name, contact information, and student ID.
4. Provide detailed information about the course, including the course title, description, and objectives.
5. Indicate the method of instruction, such as in-person classes, online courses, or a combination of both.
6. Specify the course duration, including start and end dates.
7. Include any prerequisite courses or knowledge required for enrollment.
8. Provide details about the course materials, textbooks, and resources to be used.
9. Indicate the assessment methods, such as exams, assignments, or projects.
10. Include any additional information or special requirements for the course.
11. Double-check all the information provided and make sure everything is accurate and complete.
12. Sign and date the form to certify its authenticity.
13. Submit the filled-out locally developed course form according to the specified submission method.

Who needs locally developed course form?

1. The locally developed course form is typically needed by educational institutions, universities, or colleges that offer courses developed internally.
2. It is required for instructors or course developers who want to propose and introduce new courses to the curriculum.
3. Students who wish to take a locally developed course may also need to fill out this form as part of the enrollment process.

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What is locally developed course form?

Locally developed course form is a document used to propose and outline a new course that is specific to a certain institution or location.

Who is required to file locally developed course form?

Faculty members or administrators who want to introduce a new course at their institution are required to file the locally developed course form.

How to fill out locally developed course form?

To fill out the locally developed course form, you will need to provide detailed information about the course including course title, description, objectives, prerequisites, materials, and assessment methods.

What is the purpose of locally developed course form?

The purpose of locally developed course form is to establish a structured process for introducing new courses at an institution and ensuring that all necessary information is properly documented.

What information must be reported on locally developed course form?

On the locally developed course form, you must report details such as course title, description, objectives, prerequisites, materials, assessment methods, and any additional requirements.