Co-Teaching

The model of co-teaching in which one teacher teaches the majority of the class, while the other works with a small group.

• One teach, One drift

• Station Teaching

• Parallel Teaching

• Alternative teaching

The model of co-teaching in which one teacher teaches the content, while the other teacher circulates the room.

• Teaming

• One teach, one observe

• One teach, one drift

• Parallel teaching

The model of co-teaching in which both teachers work together to teach the same lesson to the whole class.

• Station teaching

• Alternative teaching

• Teaming

• Parallel teaching

The model of co-teaching in which one teacher teaches the class, while the other teacher sits on the side looking for ways to better instruction.

• One teach, one drift

• One teach, one observe

• Teaming

• Parallel teaching

The model of co-teaching in which the teachers split the class into 3 groups and each teacher works with one group at a time.

• Station teaching

• Parallel teaching

• Teaming

• Alternative teaching

The model of co-teaching in which the class is split in half and each teacher teaches the same lesson to half of the class. *this model promotes student participation*

• Station Teaching

• Parallel Teaching

• One teach, one drift

• Alternative teaching

based on your content area, which model of co-teaching would you want to try to implement if you had to?

• One teach, one drift

• Teaming

• Station teaching

• Parallel teaching

• Alternative teaching