Co teaching

Feeling like an overpaid teacher’s assistant in your new role as a special education teacher in a co-taught class? It’s not just you; co-teaching is taking the difficult task of teaching to a whole new level. It took me years to come out from the teacher’s assistant shadow even though I’ve always been proficient when ...

Questions that Drive Co-Teaching [infographic] - I see effective co-teaching as the fruit of productive co-planning. But how can others know what questions to ask during co-planning to set up effective co-teaching?

Tips for co-teaching in an inclusion classroom with a special education teacher and general education teacher.

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

Co-teachers who take risks together, grow together.

Co-teaching is becoming an increasingly popular teaching model in schools across the globe. This type of teaching arrangement has a multitude of advantages for both new and experienced teachers, and it offers a number of advantages when it comes to supporting struggling learners. In fact, a meta-analysis of research

Co-teaching in the special education classroom is an increasingly popular teaching model that offers tremendous benefits for both students and educators. But is it right for you? On this blog post, you’ll learn about the benefits of co-teaching, challenges associated with co-teaching as a special education teacher and how to overcome those obstacles. Whether you are already working in a classroom with a co-teaching model, or you will in the future, this is a great resource on co-teaching.

What co teaching model is best for you?

Coteaching is still a relatively new concept for some schools and most parents. In fact, most parents never had coteachers themselves; it can be difficult for them to grasp when they haven't seen it for themselves. That's why I send a letter home each year introducing myself and my coteacher to the parents and guardians. ...