Co-Teaching

In this page, you will find many resources to support co-teaching and collaborative teaching.

Co-Teaching: How to Make it WorkWhen done well, co-teaching offers benefits for both students and teachers. When not done well, it can be confusing or downright frustrating for all involved.

Co-Teaching Approaches - Maryland Learning LinksExplore different approaches to co-teaching during this video. Includes parallel teaching, station teaching, team teaching, alternate teaching and more!

Six Approaches to Co-Teaching - State Education Resource CenterIn their book, Interactions: Collaboration Skills for School Professionals, Marilyn Friend and Lynne Cook identify "co-teaching as a specific service...

What is Co-Teaching? An Introduction to Co-Teaching and InclusionAccording to Elizabeth Stein, author of <i><b>Elevating Co-Teaching Through UDL</i>,</b>“Co-teaching is not a teaching assignment – co-teaching is a teaching experience.” Co-teaching is the practice of pairing teachers together in a classroom to share the responsibilities of planning, instructing, and assessing students. In a co-teaching setting, the teachers are considered equally responsible and accountable for the classroom.

Collaborative Team Teaching Models & Strategies - Video & Lesson Transcript | Study.comMany schools are using team teaching in order to support the needs of a variety of students. This lesson will introduce you to the various models...

Six Models of Co Teaching.pdf

6 Steps to Successful Co-TeachingSix steps very helpful steps to prepare you for a sucessful co-teaching experience.

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