Ways to Be a Successful Co-Teacher is the headline of one of my Education Week Teacher columns.
The only time I’ve co-taught a class was an ELL Beginners/Intermediate combo that my co-author and colleague Katie Hull and I did several years ago.
I do know, however, that many ELL teachers are in situations where they either go in to a class to support students when the content teacher is teaching, or pull ELLs out to support content instruction.
I thought it would be useful to start a list with related resources and invite readers to suggest more:
How To Make the BEST of Co-Teaching is by Valentina Gonzalez.
The Far Reaching Benefits of Co-Teaching for ELLs is from The Teaching Channel.
ESL and Classroom Teachers Team Up to Teach Common Core is from Ed Week.
Collaboration and Co-Teaching: Strategies for English Learners is a great site from Drs. Maria G. Dove and Andrea Honigsfeld.
Tan Huynh has written a series of posts:
Four Teacher Collaboration FAQs
The Collaboration Continuum: Forms of Teacher Co-Planning
One-Off Collaboration: How To Win Friends and Collaborate with Content Teachers
Informal Co-Planning: “Yes, And” & “What If”
What Co-Teach Model do you use? https://t.co/JyVWCRmeeD Find PDF here to turn into posters for a gallery walk! pic.twitter.com/aKhJxhBLGt
— Carlota Holder (@carlota_holder) July 7, 2017
But there’s 3 more! I’ve used a combo with @jessbell79 #ellchat #ellchat_bkclub https://t.co/JyVWCRmeeD <—-PDF here! @AndreaHonigsfel pic.twitter.com/2dAjMJF9KL
— Carlota Holder (@carlota_holder) July 7, 2017
Carlota did an amazing job synthesizing key ideas, see here for more https://t.co/7cNKGoROdi @MariaGDove @CorwinPress @Larryferlazzo https://t.co/wyPGXBrwlR
— Andrea Honigsfeld (@AndreaHonigsfel) July 7, 2017
Pre-v of the reflection template 2 go with the gallery walk for co-Ts! #ellchat #Ellchat_BkClub Tagged Ts who said posters were helpful 😉 pic.twitter.com/6ODm6ggZbG
— Carlota Holder (@carlota_holder) July 7, 2017
Co-Teaching Model Reflection Template – https://t.co/rJ6BvVGyxa #ellchat #ellchat_bkclub
— Carlota Holder (@carlota_holder) July 7, 2017
Guest Post: “Co-Teaching Dos and Don’ts”
The Models of Co-Teaching is by Tan Huynh.
Questions that Drive Co-Teaching is by Tan Huynh.
3 Indicators of Effective Co-Teaching is by Tan Huynh.
My First Week of Co-Teaching is by Justin Garcia.
Push-in is NOT #coteaching! Let us say it again…Push-in is NOT Co-teaching! They are very different models with vastly different levels of #collaboration. Here’s a quick comparison ⬇️⬇️ pic.twitter.com/8MqOrewIJD
— Ready, Set, Coteach! (@readysetcoteach) August 8, 2018
Excited to share our @padlet, your 1-stop shop for EVERYTHING #coteaching! 🙌🏻 We’ll keep adding & updating regularly 😉
Featuring: @educationweek @AndreaHonigsfel @ElizabethLStein @WWMurawski @kruu_justin @TanELLclassroom @edutopia @SherryTeacher & more!https://t.co/DUtuGobrs4
— Ready, Set, Coteach! (Allyson, John, & Ashley) (@readysetcoteach) April 19, 2019
How to Choose a Co-Teaching Model is from Edutopia.
Do you have suggestions of resources to add to our #Coteaching Padlet? Our goal is to make it the most comprehensive, one-stop shop for #coteachers we can so send up any additions or ideas! 🙌🏻
Link to Padlet: https://t.co/DUtuGobrs4
— Ready, Set, Coteach! (Allyson, John, & Ashley) (@readysetcoteach) October 5, 2019
5 Ways to Co-Plan When There’s a Time Crunch is by Tan Huynh.
Co-Teaching For Emerging Bilingual Learners: Theory And Practice appeared in the Shanker Institute blog.
How to Co-teach When You’re Not Even There is by Tan Huynh.
What I Wish I’d Known about Co-Teaching ELs is by Tan Huynh.
Turning Around a Co-teaching Relationship is by Tan Huynh
Co-Teaching ELLs: 8 Strategies for Success is from Colorin Colorado.
Co-Teaching for Capacity Building is by Andrea Honigsfeld and Maria G. Dove.
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