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 ===== Full-time Equivalent (FTE) ===== ===== Full-time Equivalent (FTE) =====
  
-The principle for allocation of Full-time Equivalent (FTE) is based on the weighting of the teacher's time across all their activities. The totals of these weights for a single teacher add to 1. The weight is equally divided across all class activities ( and 'Admin' and 'Other').+The principle for allocation of Full-time Equivalent (FTE) is based on the weighting of the teacher's time across all their activities. The totals of these weights for a single teacher add to 1 for a full time teacher and less than 1 for a part time teacher. The weight is equally divided across all class activities **and** 'Admin' and 'Other' (which is discarded in FTPT above).
  
-This means that the sum of all weighted activities will equal the total number of teachers since each teacher contributes 1 to this total. +This means that the sum of all weighted activities would equal the total number of teachers since each teacher contributes 1 to this total. However, since the UIS survey only considers **//teaching activities//**, the FTEs reported in that analysis will be less than the total number of teachers by the amount of teacher time spent on Admin and Other activities. This difference will include those teachers whose entire time is spent in Admin and Other activities (i.e. the weight of the Admin and Other activities is 1) as well as the weighting of 'Admin' and 'Other' for teachers who do mixed duties (e.g. Grade 1 and Admin.)
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-However, since the UIS survey only considers teaching activities, the FTEs reported in that analysis will be less than the total number of teachers by the amount of teacher time spent on Admin and Other activities. This difference will include those teachers whose entire time is spent in Admin and Other activities (i.e. the weight of the Admin and Other activities is 1) as well as the weighting of 'Admin' and 'Other' for teachers who do mixed duties (e.g. Grade 1 and Admin.)+
  
 Examples: Examples:
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   * tID=1351 A single activity - Admin. This teacher does not contribute to the UIS Survey.   * tID=1351 A single activity - Admin. This teacher does not contribute to the UIS Survey.
   * tID=1350 2 Activities - Grade 7 and Grade 8. These are both ISCED 24. This teacher contributes 1 FTPT to ISCED 24, and 1 FTE to ISCED 24. (i.e. all this teacher's time is spent in ISCED 24)   * tID=1350 2 Activities - Grade 7 and Grade 8. These are both ISCED 24. This teacher contributes 1 FTPT to ISCED 24, and 1 FTE to ISCED 24. (i.e. all this teacher's time is spent in ISCED 24)
-  * tID=2533 2 Activities - Grade 6 and Grade 7. Grade 6 is ISCED 1 , Grade 7 is ISCED 24. This teacher contributes 1 FTPT to ISCED 1, 1 Full-Time Part-Time to ISCED 24, .5 FTE to ISCED1, .5 FTE to ISCED 24. +  * tID=2533 2 Activities - Grade 6 and Grade 7. Grade 6 is ISCED 1 , Grade 7 is ISCED 24. This teacher contributes 0.5 FTPT to ISCED 1, 0.5 FTPT to ISCED 24, 0.5 FTE to ISCED1, 0.5 FTE to ISCED 24. 
-  * tID=4009 2 activities Grade 8 and X. This teacher contributes 1 FTPT to ISCED 24, but .5 FTE to ISCED 24.+  * tID=4009 2 activities Grade 8 and X. This teacher contributes 1 FTPT to ISCED 24, but only 0.5 FTE to ISCED 24.
   * tID=1278 3 activities Grade 10, Grade 11, Grade 12. All are in ISCED 34. FTPT: ISCED 34=1 FTE ISCED34 = 1   * tID=1278 3 activities Grade 10, Grade 11, Grade 12. All are in ISCED 34. FTPT: ISCED 34=1 FTE ISCED34 = 1
-  * tID=4772 3 activities Grade 6, Grade 7, Grade 8. FTPT: ISCED 1=1 ISCED 24=1 . FTE: ISCED 1 = .3333 ISCED 24=.66666. The FTE reflects the fact that the teacher teaches 2 classes in ISCED 24, but only 1 in ISCED 1. +  * tID=4772 3 activities Grade 6, Grade 7, Grade 8. FTPT: ISCED 1=0.33 ISCED 24=0.66 . FTE: ISCED 1 = .3333 ISCED 24=.66666. Both the FTPT and FTE reflects the fact that the teacher teaches 2 classes in ISCED 24, but only 1 in ISCED 1. 
-  * tID=2563 3 activities: Grade 6, Grade 7, X. FTPT: ISCED 1 = 1, ISCED 24 = 1. FTE: ISCED 1 = .3333 ISCED 24 = .33333 This teacher spends 2/3 of their time teaching, they contribute .6666 FTE in total.+  * tID=2563 3 activities: Grade 6, Grade 7, X. FTPT: ISCED 1 = 0.33, ISCED 24 = 0.66. FTE: ISCED 1 = .3333 ISCED 24 = .33333. This teacher spends 2/3 of their time teaching, they contribute .6666 FTE in total. In FTPT this teacher is considered a part-time teacher with a total contribution of 1.
  
 ===== Missing grade data ===== ===== Missing grade data =====
  
-We introduced the concept of 'Unspecified' teacher to deal with those situations where the survey records a teacher as teaching, but no grade level data is supplied. warehouse.TeacherLocation records these in field T=1, and provides a "best guess" ISCED SubClass in this case, which can be used in the UIS Reporting. Specifically, these teachers with T=1 record FTPT=1 and FTE=1 for the ISCEDSubClass recorded on warehouse.TeacherLocation.+We introduced the concept of 'Unspecified' teacher to deal with those situations where the survey records a teacher as teaching, but no grade level data is supplied. warehouse.TeacherLocation records these in field T=1, and provides a "best guess" ISCED SubClass in this case, which can be used in the UIS Reporting. Specifically, these teachers with T=1 record FTPT=1 and FTE=1 for the ISCEDSubClass recorded on warehouse.TeacherLocation. Their contribution to all ISCED levels is equally distributed.
  
 Example: tID=861 : T=1 to FTPT=1, FTE=1 for ISCEDSubclass ISCED 24. Example: tID=861 : T=1 to FTPT=1, FTE=1 for ISCEDSubclass ISCED 24.
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