A
new Department of Public Instruction webpage and video explore best
ways of implementing the practice of co-teaching, in order to help all children,
including those with disabilities, succeed.
The
DPI invites comments about co-teaching from Wisconsin educators through a simple
form at the Co-Teaching in
Wisconsin webpage, which is still evolving.
Co-Teaching at Its
Best is a new animated explainer video from the DPI.
Co-teaching,
when implemented effectively, means that two or more professionals with
equivalent licensure collaborate to help a single group of students succeed. The
educators share instructional responsibility and accountability for these
kids.
As
the video points out, "each educator brings expertise to the co-teaching
relationship," each learns from the other, and each brings ideas to the table
for creating effective instruction in a given content area for all students.
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