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Apr 26, 2013
A ny co-teacher
Co-teaching can work extremely well if both parties are willing to put forth the work. I am a co-teacher myself and have seen a number of wonderful co-teaching partnerships and a number of them which are not. When both parties are invested and interested in the relationship co-teaching is a huge advantage for the students in the room. Not just the ...See More
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