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    Co-teaching involves two teachers delivering instruction together in a classroom to increase options for students. There are several approaches to co-teaching including one teacher leading instruction while the other observes or assists students, dividing the class into groups with each teacher leading instruction on the same material, or having one teacher lead a small group for remediation while the other teaches the whole class. The goal of co-teaching is to provide more differentiated instruction using two teachers' expertise.

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    Co-teaching involves two teachers delivering instruction together in a classroom to increase options for students. There are several approaches to co-teaching including one teacher leading instruction while the other observes or assists students, dividing the class into groups with each teacher leading instruction on the same material, or having one teacher lead a small group for remediation while the other teaches the whole class. The goal of co-teaching is to provide more differentiated instruction using two teachers' expertise.

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    Co-Teaching Seating Chart

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    Greg Glidden
    Co-teaching involves two teachers delivering instruction together in a classroom to increase options for students. There are several approaches to co-teaching including one teacher leading instruction while the other observes or assists students, dividing the class into groups with each teacher leading instruction on the same material, or having one teacher lead a small group for remediation while the other teaches the whole class. The goal of co-teaching is to provide more differentiated instruction using two teachers' expertise.

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    Co-Teaching Approaches

    One Teach, One Observe One Teach, One Assist

    Station Teaching Parallel Teaching

    Alternative Teaching Teaming

    Co-teaching …Two teachers delivering instruction...increasing instructional options for all students. Marilyn Friend, Ph.D.

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