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Co-Planning & Co-Teaching with TAs & Specialists 标题 Elementary School PPT Co-Planning & Co-Teaching with TAs & Specialists 标题 Number 编号 Author 作者: LEAP Team Date 日期: August15, 2017

Objective: OVERVIEW 概述 Teachers will be able to demonstrate their understanding of co-teaching best practices by engaging in initial norming of their co-teaching relationships.

Review roles of specialists Define Co-Teaching and overview models Co-Planning approaches- getting started Sit with your specialists if possible! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6llQCG8QhBE 4 min

Co-Teaching Co-Teaching 概述 Two or more professionals jointly delivering substantive instruction to a diverse, blended group of students in a single physical space. (Friend & Pope, 2005;Spencer, 2005)

Specialists – LEAP – Teaching Assistants Understanding Roles Specialists – LEAP – Teaching Assistants It’s beneficial to understand the goals and responsibilities of your peers Check mark = I knew that, I agree Delta = Surprised by or want to bear in mind ? = Curious, want to know more, or disagree with

Moving forward with Co-teaching Getting to Know Your Partner Establish rapport Identify your teaching styles Discuss strengths and weaknesses

Moving forward with Co-teaching General Education Shared Strategic Teacher Option Activity 1 Trainer Note: Copy this as a handout. Directions: With your co-teaching partner, compare notes on what knowledge, skills, and characteristics you bring to your co-teaching partnership. Complete the top section of the Venn Diagram together. Within the bottom half of the Venn Diagram, together respond to the following questions (go to next slide to show questions): Convey: Independently complete your section of the Venn Diagram by responding to the questions (previous slide). With your co-teaching partner(or complete hypothetically with a participant near you), compare notes on what knowledge, skills, and characteristics you bring to a co-teaching partnership. Complete the Venn Diagram and then respond to questions that follow.

Moving forward with Co-teaching Preparing to Co-Teach: Co-teaching Partners: Compare strengths each bring to the partnership How will the similarities shared contribute to the effectiveness of the co-teaching partnership? How might their differences contribute to the effectiveness of the co-teaching partnership?

Models

One Teach, One Observe (Lead and Support) Co-Teaching 概述 One Teach, One Observe (Lead and Support) One co-teaching partner leads the instruction, while the other partner collects data through observation Monitoring progress is based on preset criteria Co-teaching partners pre-determine specific observational information to gather during instruction and together analyze the data for instructional decisions Roles are to be exchanged to sustain teacher parity

Strategies for Implementing One Teach, One Observe Co-Teaching 概述 Strategies for Implementing One Teach, One Observe Communicate in/out boxes that do not interrupt teaching Behavior documentation charts Materials station- both teachers need access “See Me Later” Cards

One Teach, One Assist Approach (Shadow Teaching) Co-Teaching 概述 One Teach, One Assist Approach (Shadow Teaching) One co-teacher is primarily responsible for delivery of core instruction while the other co-teacher circulates through the classroom providing support to students as needed. This approach is the most commonly used, but the least preferred

Strategies for Implementing One Teach, One Observe Co-Teaching 概述 Strategies for Implementing One Teach, One Observe Have additional supports available for student use. ( e.g. dictionaries or calculators for some students,vocabulary cards for others) Model appropriate behavior for class (e.g. active listening) Proximity control is a behavior management system that is useful for helping individual students become aware of their behaviors. It is a non-verbal form of behavior correction that involves simply walking near or over to the student when he or she is demonstrating the problem behavior.

Station Teaching Approach Co-Teaching 概述 Station Teaching Approach Co-teaching partners divide instructional content into two or more segments, with each partner taking responsibility for delivery of instruction within a station Students will access both co-teaching partners by rotating from one station to the next, with one station being for independent work Co-teaching partners should not use this approach when content is required to be taught in sequential order

Strategies for Implementing Station Teaching Co-Teaching 概述 Strategies for Implementing Station Teaching Use of timers and signals Practice routines as a class procedure Have colored index cards stating student role at stations Table tents with directions Always have something for them to turn in Provide Anchor Activities

Parallel Teaching Approach Co-Teaching 概述 Parallel Teaching Approach Co-teaching partners, each take on an active role Instructionally by dividing the class Into two groups and teaching the same content simultaneously This approach allows more supervision of student learning This approach also provides students a greater chance to participate and interact with their peers

Strategies for Implementing Parallel Teaching Co-Teaching 概述 Strategies for Implementing Parallel Teaching Break groups by learning styles Ensure heterogeneous grouping Put a deck of cards over desk (on the ceiling) and call suits or matching cards for grouping Include brain breaks Teach with a timer to keep everyone on track

Alternative Teaching Approach Co-Teaching 概述 Alternative Teaching Approach One co-teaching partner takes responsibility for instructing the large group while the other works with a small group for a specific instructional purpose The temporarily formed group maybe based on enrichment, re-teaching, interest area, pre-teaching, etc. Roles are exchanged to sustain teacher parity

Strategies for Implementing Alternative Teaching Co-Teaching 概述 Strategies for Implementing Alternative Teaching Use mini dry erase boards Have accessible computer station or iPads Create individualized folders with appropriate work Provide leveled/guided reading

Teaming Approach Speak & Add, Speak & Chart Co-Teaching 概述 Teaming Approach
 Speak & Add, Speak & Chart Both Co-teaching partners are fully engaged in leading the delivery of core instruction at the same time Co-Teaching partners are delivering the same instruction simultaneously Co-teachers may have equally active roles, such as Speak & Chart -one co-teacher leading the large-group lesson while the other models note-taking Speak & Add - restates key concepts for clarification

Speak and Add Co-Teaching 概述 Co-Teaching partners are on stage at the same time. One partner leads the instruction while the other adds to the lesson by… ~ asking students questions, ~ stating important information, ~ asking co-teaching partner for clarification (referencing), ~ uses humor, ~ adds another perspective, and ~ adding new information by way of anecdotes, real world examples, short stories, etc.

Strategies for Implementing Speak and Add Co-Teaching 概述 Strategies for Implementing Speak and Add Develop a signal before interjecting information General educator asks for input Questions are asked for clarification Engage in referencing

Speak and Chart Co-Teaching 概述 One co-teaching partner presents the information, while the other charts key points and student responses. Variety of graphic organizers are used to model connections of information Copies of organizers and note taking are modeled

Strategies for Implementing Speak and Add Co-Teaching 概述 Strategies for Implementing Speak and Add Have a variety of graphic organizers to model connections of information Copies of organizers and note taking assists all learners Use copies for students who have been absent Use charting for review

Moving forward with Co-teaching “Collaboration allows us to de-privatize our practice” Jon Nordmeyer WIDA International Co-assessing Co-reflecting Co-planning

Moving forward with Co-teaching Getting started Co-Teaching Share co-teaching strategies Develop norms, expectations, teaching agreements Small steps first: target a project or assignment

Moving forward with Co-teaching Menu Approach – (With your TAs and LEAP specialist) Choose 1-2 of the Co-teaching models that you have not tried before Determine realistic context that you will be working together in such as: Introducing Journeys vocabulary Teaching grammar Doing guided reading groups Teaching reading strategy Order off “the menu” Pick 2-4 specific things you’d like to try from the collaboration menu Discuss how you might divvy up responsibilities and deliver instruction as a unit Write down who will do what Add “cocktails” - talk about ways to extend or add to this

Moving forward with Co-teaching Use Daystar’s Norms of Collaboration! Moving Forward Try a Collaboration Log ✓ What is our student learning focus? ✓ What student work/assessment data can we look at to help us understand this? ✓ What are some instructional moves we can make to help students achieve these learning targets? ✓ What is a realistic time frame for our work? Discuss Norms Make a norm list with your TA and LEAP specialist   I will   I will not Feel free to

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