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Lesson #6 Building Partnerships Through Collaboration (Characteristics of…
Lesson #6 Building Partnerships Through Collaboration
Characteristics of Collaboration
Includes shared responsibility for key decisions
Includes shared responsibility for outcomes
Requires a shared goal
Based on shared resources
Based on parity
Emergent
Voluntary
Prerequisites for Collaborations
Refining your interaction skills
Reflecting on your personal belief system
Contributing to a supportive environment
Shared Problem Solving
Evaluate ideas
Plan specifics
Propose solutions
Implement the solution
Identify the problem
Evaluate outcomes
Discover a shared need
Co-Teaching Methods
Parallel teaching
Each teacher takes half of the class and teaches the same material, possibly in slightly different ways (i.e. pictures vs. listening)
Alternative teaching
One teacher works with most of the class. The other teacher works with a smaller group of students, usually for remediation or enrichment.
Station teaching
There are three groups of students, two that are led by the teachers and one that has students working independently.
Teaming
Teachers share leadership in the classroom and are equally engaged in the instructional activities. They switch off throughout the lesson and can use methods like role-play and modeling to show the students what they need to do.
One teach, one observe
One teacher leads the lesson and the other gathers data on students to understand them better and make instructional decisions.
One teach, one assist
One teacher leads the lesson and the other quietly assist the individual students that need help.