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TEACHING THAT WORKS Effective Strategies for Working Together in Today's Inclusive Classrooms (Grades K12) 2013 Schedule California Anaheim November 20 (Buena Park) Pasadena November 21 (Arcadia)

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1. Clearly define roles and responsibilities: It is important for coteachers to have a clear understanding of their individual roles and responsibilities within the coteaching arrangement. This includes identifying who will take the lead in certain subject areas or activities, and how decision-making will be shared.
2. Establish open lines of communication: Effective communication is key to a successful coteaching relationship. Coteachers should establish regular times to meet and discuss lesson planning, instruction, and student progress. They should also be open to feedback and constructive criticism from each other.
3. Collaborate on lesson planning: Coteachers should work together to plan lessons that are engaging and meet the needs of all students. This may involve brainstorming ideas, creating differentiated instruction strategies, and identifying resources or materials needed for the lessons.
4. Differentiate instruction: One of the benefits of coteaching is the ability to provide individualized instruction to students. Coteachers should work together to identify students' strengths and needs, and develop strategies to meet those needs. This could include modifying assignments, providing additional support, or adjusting the pace of instruction.
5. Implement effective classroom management strategies: Coteachers should establish consistent and fair classroom management strategies to create a positive learning environment for all students. This may involve setting and enforcing clear expectations, establishing consistent routines, and addressing behavior issues promptly.

Who needs coteaching that works:

1. Inclusive classrooms: Coteaching can be particularly beneficial in inclusive classrooms where students with diverse learning needs are included in general education settings. Coteachers can collaborate to provide a more inclusive and supportive learning environment for all students.
2. New or inexperienced teachers: Coteaching can also be valuable for new or inexperienced teachers who may benefit from the support and guidance of a more experienced colleague. It can provide opportunities for professional growth and development.
3. Students with special needs: Coteaching is often used to support students with special needs by providing them with additional support and resources in the classroom. Coteachers can work together to create individualized education plans and implement appropriate accommodations and modifications.

Overall, coteaching that works can benefit both teachers and students by promoting collaboration, differentiation, and inclusive practices in the classroom.

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What is coteaching that works?

Coteaching that works is a collaborative teaching approach where two or more teachers work together to plan, instruct, and assess students in a shared classroom.

Who is required to file coteaching that works?

Coteaching that works may need to be filed by special education teachers, general education teachers, or other educators who are implementing coteaching practices.

How to fill out coteaching that works?

To fill out coteaching that works, educators should document their collaborative planning, instructional strategies, student outcomes, and reflections on the effectiveness of the coteaching approach.

What is the purpose of coteaching that works?

The purpose of coteaching that works is to improve student learning outcomes by leveraging the strengths of multiple teachers, providing personalized support, and fostering a more inclusive classroom environment.

What information must be reported on coteaching that works?

Information reported on coteaching that works may include lesson plans, instructional materials, student progress data, assessments, and reflections on collaboration and student outcomes.