Team teaching

Strategies for Teacher Collaboration Are you comfortable with trying new ideas in your classroom and embracing your team members teaching strategies? Sometimes my teaching style and philosophy will differ with my team. As a young educator, I struggled to maintain my autonomy. My idea of collaboration was to share and listen (and then without

8 Things Successful Co-Teachers Do. Looking for co-teaching tips? Then you need to read this practical advice from a seasoned, award-winning team of co-teachers. #careertips #professionaldevelopment #teacher

When 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 can be one of the most rewarding, yet challenging experiences. The co-teaching partnership is kind of like a marriage and usually it's an arranged one! Often, two teachers are partnered up without knowing much about each other. Administrators dealing with staffing issues may not be able to look at teaching styles and personalities before pairing teachers up. Here are some tips on how to make your co-teaching relationship a successful one! 1. Get to know your co-teaching partner…

Here are 10 co-teaching tips for classroom teachers, intervention specialists, and anyone in an inclusion-type educational setting at school.

If you’re teaching a split class (multi-grade or combined class) and need advice on classroom management and organization, you’ve come to the right place! You’ll find practical tips from teachers who have taught in multi-level classrooms and combined classes at all different grade levels. Tips and tricks from teachers in combined class schools I’ve invited … Continued

What co teaching model is best for you?

Explore examples of co-teaching models for ELLs and non-ELLs alike. There are 6 models that content and English language teachers can use when co-teaching.

This year will bring about a BIG change for me! I've always been in a self-contained classroom-- until now! I took up a new position this year, and it just happens to be in a departmentalized 3rd grade! There will be 3 of us: Math, Reading, and Science/Social Studies. I decided I better do some quality research-- and go right to other teachers who have been in my shoes! After asking for tips on the All About 3rd Grade Facebook group-- I've come up with a list of my favorite ideas! 1) Assign…

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Do you share your students with another teacher? Are you sharing a room with another teacher and it's not going smoothly? Come learn some of the pitfalls and how to overcome them when you are team teaching from two teachers that have shared a classroom for years. You don't have to suffer through it. Instead, become a team teaching hero!

Create a positive school morale, build community and a collaborative school environment this fall for the new school year with your coworkers with these teacher team building ideas.

Being a team leader or grade chair is not an easy job! Read to find out how some easy ways to turn your group into a team.

Looking for classroom management tips for team teaching and co-teaching? You’ll find information on discipline and behavior management while sharing a classroom with a co-teacher, organization ideas for team teaching, and more! Learn from my personal experience with team teaching and hear from educators who have successfully implemented co-teaching, plus find links to other co-teaching … Continued

Cant share this enough! Every teacher learns from and inspires each other. Find your team and love your work! #teacherteam #tiptt

Is your team, school, or admin looking at departmentalizing? Are you curious about what a departmentalized classroom might look like in upper elementary? Take a look at the 5 key areas (and pros and cons for each) to consider when making this change. Including: teacher and student relationships, subject mastery, consistency, time management, and collaboration.

Cooperation is easy to talk about, but it's tough to actually SHOW kids why it's important. I can read countless amazing books about cooperation, but it just doesn't seem to stick the way I want it to. Have you guys ever experienced that? Now, I still recommend reading those books... but I also recommend having the kids participate in an activity that makes them apply that knowledge in a meaningful way. So here's what I love to do... it's really simple. I'll break down the lesson plan for…