(18 Hours) This course will teach participants about six co-teaching instructional models, as well as how to successfully implement co-teaching in their classroom. The course covers co-teaching from the initial planning stages, all the way through setting curriculum goals, making modifications as needed, the importance of assessment, and concludes with a self-reflection component. Participants of this course will be provided with all the instruction, tools, and support needed to implement effective co-teaching in their classroom.
Course Objectives:
Learn The Key Principles, Strategies, & Models Behind Effective Co-Teaching
A Step-By-Step Guide & the Tools Needed to Organize, Plan, Manage, & Assess Your Co-Teaching Classroom
Learn How to Manage a Collaborative Classroom Environment & Utilize Co-Teaching to Positively Impact Student Learning
Course includes 32 high-quality tools, templates, & student resources.
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$60
Includes One year of Course Access, Fully Self-Paced & Online.
What co-teaching is and how it can benefit students
Six instructional models of co-teaching and when each model is most appropriate
Eight components of co-teaching and how to implement each one successfully
Course Guiding Question:
How can I work successfully with a co-teacher to ensure that all students in our class are meeting their academic goals?
Professional Development Credits
At the conclusion of the course, you will receive a certificate for 18 Professional Development Hours (Clock Hours, CPEs).
Model Teaching Professional Development Courses are pre-approved in many states and we provide easy approval forms to submit to your license granting authority if required.
If you are a teacher seeking license renewal and wish to verify acceptance of our Professional Development Courses, please view our PD STATE REQUIREMENTS PAGE to learn more about your state’s requirements.
Also, consider taking our UNIVERSITY-PARTNERED, ACADEMIC CREDIT COURSES to earn regionally accredited units or credits, accepted by most states for teacher re-licensing and salary advancement.
Approval Information About This Course for Teaching License Renewal & Continuing Education
Model Teaching has helped thousands of teachers across the country meet their relicensing requirements.
This course is Pre-Approved in the following states for License Renewal and Continuing education:
Texas – CPE’s, TEA-Approved
New York CTLE’s – NYSED-Approved
Pennsylvania DOE – ACT 48-Approved
Montana Office of Public Instruction (OPI) – Approved
Nevada DOE
Tennessee
Other States As Well
If you do not see your state listed here, this course may be pre-approved in your state as well. Chat with us or leave a ticket for our recommendations.
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Please confirm your specific district or state requirements for license renewal prior to registering and feel free to reach out to us with any questions you may have about our courses.
Topics Covered and General Course Outline
Section 1 – An Overview of Co-Teaching
What Co-Teaching is and What it Isn’t
The Six Instructional Models of Co-Teaching
The Eight Components of Successful Co-Teaching
The Benefits and Potential Challenges for Both Students and Teachers in a Co-Teaching Situation
Section 2 – Instructional Presentation
The Six Most Commons Models of Co-Teaching
Advantages and Disadvantages of Each Model
How Classrooms Are Set-Up for Each Model and When They Are Most Effective
Section 3 – Interpersonal Communication
About the Importance of Interpersonal Communication
The Impact of Verbal and Non-Verbal Communication
How Your Personality Traits Impact Working Relationships
How to Address Conflicts When They Arise
Section 4 – Physical Arrangement
Different Ways the Co-Teaching Space Can be Physically Arranged
What Elements Make Up the Physical Space Other Than Desk Arrangements
Section 5 – Classroom Management
The Importance of Setting Up Structures and Routines With Students
The Importance of Building a Strong Classroom Community Through Relationships
Section 6 – Familiarity with Curriculum
Why Both Co-teachers Need to be Equally Familiar With the Curriculum
How to Increase Your Curriculum Knowledge
When it Might be Appropriate for Teachers to Have Different Levels of Knowledge of the Curriculum
Section 7 – Curriculum Goals and Modifications
How to Set Instructional Goals
The Difference Between Accommodations and Modifications
How to Make Appropriate Modifications
Section 8 – Instructional Planning
The Different Types of Instructional Planning and When They Should be Done
The Benefits of Regular, Intentional Planning
How to Plan Effectively
Section 9 – Assessment
About the Different Types of Assessments That Can be Used
How to Adjust Instruction Based on the Results of Those Assessments
Section 10 – Self-Reflection
How to Self-Reflect on Your Co-Teaching Practices to Determine Your Effectiveness
Helpful Resources & Templates Included With the Course
The course comes with 32 templates, tools, and graphic organizers ready to be used in your classroom!
These Include:
Co-Teaching Quick Reference Guide
The 6 Co-Teaching Models Reference Guide
Choosing a Model Worksheet
Personality Self-Assessment & Reflection Tool
Conflict Resolution Worksheet
Physical Arrangement Checklist with Samples
Classroom Procedure & Compromise Plan with Samples
Routines & Procedures Evaluation Tool with Samples
Consequences Plan with Samples
Curriculum Knowledge Analysis with Samples
Common Modifications & Accommodations Reference Guide
Curriculum Goals & Modifications Planning Template with Samples