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luminitza

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List the three processes of a skilled collaborator:
 
  What will be an ideal response?

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List two benefits and one cost (drawback) of co-teaching:
 
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Answer to Question 1

List the three processes of a skilled collaborator:
(1) problem-solving
(2) dealing with differences
(3) managing ourselves / our time

Answer to Question 2

List two benefits and one cost (drawback) of co-teaching:
Any two of the following benefits-
(1) increased flexibility to meet academic needs of students
(2) the sharing of materials, ideas and energy increases each co-teacher's innovative capacity
(3) increased ability to fluidly change student groupings
(4) they are better able to respond to other student needs
Any two of the following costs/drawbacks-
(1) increase in planning time requirements
(2) successful co-teaching relies on consensus between co-teachers on acceptable routines,
procedures, rules, discipline, and grading practices. It takes time to reach consensus



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