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Denise Simmons & Vallen Cordon, Compliance Specialists
Co-Teaching in Action Presented by: Denise Simmons & Vallen Cordon, Compliance Specialists August 27, 2012 Lee Anne
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By the end of this seminar you will:
understand the 6 variations of co- teaching as they relate to planning for effective instruction understand the role planning plays in effective co-teaching/inclusion have a knowledge of tools/resources to assist in your collaborative planning process reflect on your school’s inclusive practices Lee Anne
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Elements of Collaborative Teaching
Two or more educators or other professionally certified staff Shared instructional responsibility Jointly delivered instruction Single group of shared students From Friend, M., & Cook, L. (2007). Interactions: Collaboration skills for school professionals (5th edition). Boston: Allyn and Bacon. Tina Before revealing bullets, brainstorm a list of elements Then use slide as a way to summarize responses to the items recorded on the chart paper T/TAC W&M Workshop 3
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Elements of Collaborative Teaching (cont’d)
Primarily in a single classroom Required curriculum taught Pooled resources, mutual ownership, and joint accountability From Friend, M., & Cook, L. (2007). Interactions: Collaboration skills for school professionals (5th edition). Boston: Allyn and Bacon. Tina T/TAC W&M Workshop 4
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Co-Planning
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Outcomes for Co-Planning
Develop co- teaching relationship Formalize and structure planning process Tina
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Honor Time Choose an agreed upon place Come prepared
Limit interruptions Stay focused Tina Stress the importance of meeting in an agreed upon place, but preferably not the special educator’s classroom. There may be too many interruptions if the teachers meet there. Student Needs: Student Assistance/Child Study/Intervention Plan 504 Plan, or Individualized Educational Plan Assessment Results Student at a Glance Information T/TAC W&M Workshop
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Pre-Plan Preview upcoming content
Write down needs, resources, and activities Bring planning materials: SOL Framework Textbooks IEP at a glance Bring student accommodations Get mentally ready Tina Emphasize that getting mentally ready means that you will not allow others to interrupt you during your planning time. Also, that you will stay focused for the time allotted you to plan with your partner. T/TAC W&M Workshop
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Resources for Planning Lessons
Plan Lesson Clarify instructional objectives Clarify IEP goals Consider student accommodations Plan effective teaching techniques and activities Resources for Planning Lessons Enhanced Scope & Sequence PLUS (ESS+) Marilyn Friend (Power of 2) Special Connections bin/drupal/?q=instruction/universal_design_for_learn ing/teacher_tools CAST Tina
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Assign Responsibilities
Identify needed materials Clarify teaching roles and responsibilities Write out plan for all involved Tina T/TAC W&M Workshop
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Evaluate (ongoing) Debrief daily Praise each other’s efforts
Critique week’s activities Be honest Use problem solving strategies Revisit roles and responsibilities regularly Tina T/TAC W&M Workshop
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Tina Leads into universal design T/TAC W&M Workshop
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Universal Design for Learning http://www. specialconnections. ku
Multiple Means of Input/Representation (Text-to-speech, Audio-Taped Text, Graphic Organizers) Multiple Means of Process/Engagement (Cooperative Learning, WebQuest, Guided Notes) Multiple Means of Expression/Output (Tiered Assignments, Portfolio Assessment, Rubrics) Special Connections website: Teacher Tools Tina How do we determine which variations meet the needs of the students? Determine student needs Make the match Design and deliver instruction Differentiation Universal Design for Learning: Resources at Special Connections and CAST Support for All Students
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Universal Design for Learning Center for Applied Special Technology (CAST) Tina Founded in 1984, CAST is a nonprofit research and development organization that works to expand learning opportunities for all individuals, especially those with disabilities, through Universal Design for Learning.
Support for All Students
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