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Oct 30, 2017
I am wondering how you all view collaborative teaching in learning communities. I think learning communities are extremely important and I would like to know the best lesson you have learned from a coworker throughout your career or you education may have been? Have you put their lesson or advice into action? Did it work out well? I am going to be a first year teacher in the fall and I would love to get your feedback! I am hoping to understand more about how I can work with those around me to create a positive and developmental learning community for my future students.
Thanks!
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Thomas P
Hello! I think collaborative teaching is a very useful thing for education. It ties the lessons that students learn in multiple subjects together. For instance, if the History teacher is doing a unit on the Industrial Revolution in England, perhaps the English teacher could assign a few passages from Oliver Twist to tie the themes together about th...See More
Thomas P
Hello! I think collaborative teaching is a very useful thing for education. It ties the lessons that students learn in multiple subjects together. For instance, if the History teacher is doing a unit on the Industrial Revolution in England, perhaps the English teacher could assign a few passages from Oliver Twist to tie the themes together about th...See More
Thomas P
Hello! I think collaborative teaching is a very useful thing for education. It ties the lessons that students learn in multiple subjects together. For instance, if the History teacher is doing a unit on the Industrial Revolution in England, perhaps the English teacher could assign a few passages from Oliver Twist to tie the themes together about th...See More
Thomas P
Hello! I think collaborative teaching is a very useful thing for education. It ties the lessons that students learn in multiple subjects together. For instance, if the History teacher is doing a unit on the Industrial Revolution in England, perhaps the English teacher could assign a few passages from Oliver Twist to tie the themes together about th...See More
Thomas P
I am terribly sorry I didn't mean to comment that this many times. I'm a bit new to these forums.
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