Co-teaching is a an arrangement whereby two or more teachers teach together in the same classroom.

focus solely on administrative tasks.

are only for experienced educators.

are informal gatherings for teachers.

are programs of supporting for beginning teachers, usually during their first year of teaching.

a formal assessment process for students.

an intensive form of teaching in which a wise and experienced teacher(mentor) inducts a student (the protege) into a professional way of like.

a method of teaching that involves lectures and exams.

a casual conversation between peers without guidance.

are random guesses about student performance.

are informal chats between teachers and students.

are solely based on standardized test scores.

field experiences wherein a teacher education student observes a specific aspect of classroom life such as the students, the teacher, the interactions between the two, the structure of the lesson, or the setting.

A practicum is a short field-based experience during which teacher education students spend time observing and assisting in classrooms.

Substitute teaching is the practice of filling in for a regular teacher who is unavailable, ensuring that instruction is provided

A teacher leader is a teacher who assumes a key leadership role in the improvement and/or day-to-day operation of a school.

Team teaching an arrangement whereby a team of teachers teaches a group of students equal in number to the combined enrollment of their individual self-contained classrooms.