Co-Teaching Models

Station teaching is when

• one teacher is teaching while the other collects data

• teachers split the class in half and teach students the same lesson

• students rotate to teacher-taught and independent stations

• none of these

One teach one observe is when

• students rotate around the room in groups

• one teacher is collecting student data while the other teaches

• teachers split the class in half and each take a side to teach

• none of these

Co-teachers should plan together

• sometimes

• always

• never

• most of the time

Team teaching is when

• one teacher assists students while the other teaches the class

• one teacher pulls a small group while the other teaches the whole class

• all of these

• teachers co-teach a whole class lesson

How many models are these

• 4

• 5

• 6

• 2

The general education teacher plans and teaches all lessons alone

• always

• sometimes

• never

• none of these

Sometimes when co-teaching...

• desks will need to be rearranged

• students will move around the room

• teachers will pull small groups

• all of these

During parallel teaching...

• students are taught different information at the same time

• students are taught the same information at different times

• students are taught the same information at the same time

• none of these

During team teaching

• one teacher may pull a small group

• both teachers teach the same lesson together, but to different groups

• both teachers teach the same lesson together to the same group

• none of these

During station teaching

• teachers may rotate around the room

• students may rotate around the room

• 1 topic is taught in different ways

• all of these