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Jun 26, 2011
Co-teaching has been described as: . . .a model that emphasizes collaboration and communication among all members of a team to meet the needs of all students.
Special Connections, Univ of Kansas
The NEA offers 6 Steps to Successful Co-Teaching.
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Bob R/CA
Hi CJ - I missed your response, the system in 2011 didn't alert you when you had a response. It looks like your ideas were addressed through improvements over time anyway - thanks for your feedback!
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