SPD 200 GCU Benefits of Co Teaching for Students with Special Needs Discussion

SPD 200 GCU Benefits of Co Teaching for Students with Special Needs Discussion

SPD 200 GCU Benefits of Co Teaching for Students with Special Needs Discussion

Collaborating with another teacher or a paraprofessional to co-teach helps to meet the unique needs of all students in an integrated setting. Learning how to develop positive relationships, share responsibilities, plan, and implement instructional delivery together can be challenging, but has a multitude of benefits. How teachers make decisions about behavior management, classroom routines, and delivery of instruction can directly affect the learning of the students as well as the overall classroom climate.

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For this assignment, refer back to the deliverable for the Topic 5 “Differentiating Instruction” assignment. In that assignment, you identified a small group of students that could benefit from specific differentiation/UDL strategies and you selected and justified differentiation strategies for instruction and assessment. In the reflection, you discussed how the lesson plan could be adjusted when co-teaching and collaborating with another teacher.

Using what you have learned about various co-teaching models, think about how each of those models could be applied to the small group of students you identified for the Topic 5 assignment and how use of each co-teaching technique could benefit the students in the group.

In a 500-750 word narrative, discuss the following:

  • Summarize three co-teaching models you could use to deliver the lesson.
  • Explain how the use of each co-teaching model applies elements of effective collaboration to support learning for students with disabilities.
  • Explain how each co-teaching model would be applied by describing what it would look like when being implemented in the classroom.
  • Justify how the use of each co-teaching model could benefit the students that make up the small group.

Support your findings with a minimum of three scholarly resources.

Attached is the topic 5 assignment…

 

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GCU College of Education LESSON PLAN TEMPLATE Kindergarten: Sight Words Guided Reading Lesson Plan Section 1: Lesson Preparation Teacher Candidate Name: Jennily Martinez-Rodriguez Grade Level: Kindergarten Date: March 1, 2020 Unit/Subject: ELA Instructional Plan Title: Dr. Seuss Lesson Summary and Focus: Students will easily read high frequency words: am, it, and the –at family. Classroom and Student Factors/Grouping: The group consists of Genie, Alia, Evie, and Liam. Classroom and Student Factors/Grouping: The group involves students from different socioeconomic status backgrounds. The students have different levels of access to resources and social position. Genie and Alia are from a low socioeconomic background; Evie is from a medium social class while Liam is from a high social level. Socioeconomic status plays a significant role in