co-teach

Share classroom duties

Co-teach means to teach jointly with another instructor, sharing responsibility for a class or course.

Two teachers might co-teach to combine expertise or manage a larger group: She co-teaches the seminar with a colleague from the history department.

The arrangement is common in special education, where a general education teacher and specialist work together.

pedagogy

curriculum

Educational program's content plan

facilitation · differentiation · scaffolding · assessment · workshop · seminar · lecture · demonstration · modeling · feedback

collaboration

partnership

Shared business arrangement

communication · parity · equality · flexibility · trust · rapport · complementary · teaming

mentorship

guidance

Advice for decisions

experienced · protégé · observation · feedback · growth · coaching · shadowing · demonstration · expertise · support

inclusion

mainstream

Dominant cultural current

support · intervention · individualized · accessibility · equity · integration · push-in · pull-out · IEP · paraprofessional

Opposites
collaboration vs. solo instruction

co-teachgo it alone

Proceed without help

instructional role

co-teachlearn

Acquire knowledge or skill

observe

Family

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