


Co-teaching Models: One Teach, One Collect Data
A frequently used co-teaching model is “One Teach, One Support” or, by another name, “One Teach, One Observe.” This is one of several effective ways to co-teach that allows for flexibility in teaching methods: it can help teachers learn to work together smoothly as...
Co-teaching models: Chunking Lessons with Station Teaching
There are as many co-teaching models as there are types of students. That’s important to keep in mind when you’re dealing with a larger class where students are all at different levels. Even if they’re all working on the same assignment, they may need to work at a...
Teaching Strategies: Using Video as a Teaching Tool
Many teachers avoid teaching strategies that include using online video in the classroom due to the hassle. Accessing the content can be difficult — a website may be blocked, streaming video may stutter and start buffering, and downloading a video file may not be any...