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Team Teaching Model Teacher 1 (T1 is Lead) Rachel Kurtz Special Education Teacher Teacher 2 (T2) Maria Leonardi General Education Teacher Before the Lesson T1 and T2 discuss the upcoming lesson in the combined reading/writing unit about food T1 and T2 break down what is expected of the students into manageable parts to reveal that students will need to: o Read a passage about how a specific food gets onto their plates or into their lunchboxes o Identify the steps that it takes the food to get to them o Sequence the steps o Write the steps in order in their own words T1 and T2 agree that this lesson will combine many discrete skills T1 and T2 agree to model the lesson together, so that the students can see the one of the teacher’s thinking about how this large task should be chunked T1 nominates T2 to do the think aloud, stating this is a strength of T2’s T2 agrees and thinks it might be helpful for T1 to read the whole sequence through first, and then to go back and reread each step aloud. That way, the students can understand the food’s journey in a complete manner and T2 can rephrase each step T1 and T2 read through the twopage spread together explaining how cheese “gets into your lunchbox,” especially thinking about where to stop, and what to write on the board During the Lesson T1 explains the lesson as a whole T1 reads the twopage spread aloud without stopping or clarifying (not shown) T1 reexplains today’s task T1 shows graphic organizer, and explains how to use it T1 reinforces T2’s vocabulary T1 rereads one section at a time and then turns the attention to T2’s modeling T1 prompts students to pay attention to certain aspects of what T2 is modeling o What words can you put at the beginning of each step? o Should you just copy the page? o Remember to rephrase the steps in your own words T1 explicitly says the steps: o Read the whole page or passage first o Go back and reread it part by part o Put each step into your own words before you write it down T2 rephrases the lesson objective in her own words, so that the students can hear two different ways of thinking about the same task T2 reinforces T1’s vocabulary T2 models the assignment and thinks aloud T2 writes each step in her own words T2 is careful to write succinctly in her model T2 T1

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Page 1: Team Teaching Model Table PDF - WordPress.com · Title: Microsoft Word - Team Teaching Model Table PDF.docx Author: Rachel Kurtz Created Date: 7/16/2015 2:29:48 PM

Team

 Teaching  

Model  

Teacher  1  (T1  is  Lead)  Rachel  Kurtz  Special  Education  Teacher  

Teacher  2    (T2)    Maria  Leonardi  

General  Education  Teacher  

Before  the  Lesson  

• T1  and  T2  discuss  the  upcoming  lesson  in  the  combined  reading/writing  unit  about  food  • T1  and  T2  break  down  what  is  expected  of  the  students  into  manageable  parts  to  reveal  that  

students  will  need  to:  o Read  a  passage  about  how  a  specific  food  gets  onto  their  plates  or  into  their  

lunchboxes  o Identify  the  steps  that  it  takes  the  food  to  get  to  them  o Sequence  the  steps  o Write  the  steps  in  order  in  their  own  words  

• T1  and  T2  agree  that  this  lesson  will  combine  many  discrete  skills  • T1  and  T2  agree  to  model  the  lesson  together,  so  that  the  students  can  see  the  one  of  the  

teacher’s  thinking  about  how  this  large  task  should  be  chunked  • T1  nominates  T2  to  do  the  think  aloud,  stating  this  is  a  strength  of  T2’s  • T2  agrees  and  thinks  it  might  be  helpful  for  T1  to  read  the  whole  sequence  through  first,  and  

then  to  go  back  and  re-­‐read  each  step  aloud.    That  way,  the  students  can  understand  the  food’s  journey  in  a  complete  manner  and  T2  can  rephrase  each  step  

• T1  and  T2  read  through  the  two-­‐page  spread  together  explaining  how  cheese  “gets  into  your  lunchbox,”  especially  thinking  about  where  to  stop,  and  what  to  write  on  the  board  

 

During  the  Lesson  

 

• T1  explains  the  lesson  as  a  whole  • T1  reads  the  two-­‐page  spread  aloud  

without  stopping  or  clarifying  (not  shown)  • T1  re-­‐explains  today’s  task  • T1  shows  graphic  organizer,  and  explains  

how  to  use  it  • T1  reinforces  T2’s  vocabulary  • T1  re-­‐reads  one  section  at  a  time  and  then  

turns  the  attention  to  T2’s  modeling  • T1  prompts  students  to  pay  attention  to  

certain  aspects  of  what  T2  is  modeling  o What  words  can  you  put  at  the  

beginning  of  each  step?  o Should  you  just  copy  the  page?  o Remember  to  rephrase  the  steps  in  

your  own  words  • T1  explicitly  says  the  steps:  

o Read  the  whole  page  or  passage  first  o Go  back  and  re-­‐read  it  part  by  part  o Put  each  step  into  your  own  words  

before  you  write  it  down    

•  T2  rephrases  the  lesson  objective  in  her  own  words,  so  that  the  students  can  hear  two  different  ways  of  thinking  about  the  same  task  

• T2  reinforces  T1’s  vocabulary    • T2  models  the  assignment  and  thinks  aloud    • T2  writes  each  step  in  her  own  words  • T2  is  careful  to  write  succinctly  in  her  model  

 

T2  

T1