team teaching
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- noun
- /tim ˈtiːtʃɪŋ/
:
enseñanza en equipo
- Team teaching helps students benefit from the combined knowledge and teaching styles of multiple teachers in one class.
- team teaching approach
- team teaching situation
- team teaching experience
And so that was interesting for me and interesting when Donnell and I started team teaching.
- And so that was interesting for me and interesting when Donnell and I started team teaching.
Examples
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The most important argument for team teaching is that it increases instructional time and therefore increases student achievement.
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The biggest factor that contributes to a successful team-teaching experience is communication.
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Under the category of delivery systems, the theme of team teaching and team planning appeared in all four models.
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Collaboration included modeling methods and strategies, team teaching, and joint lesson and program planning.
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A primary purpose of team teaching is to draw upon each individual teacher's strengths to increase student achievement.
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As mentioned earlier, team teaching increases instructional time; this is the single most beneficial aspect of team teaching.
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In-service training should include team-teaching techniques that pair regular education teachers with special education teachers.
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A well-planned team-teaching partnership offers a multitude of benefits for teachers and students.
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Interdisciplinary, team-teaching approaches should be encouraged, and students should be given hands-on, real-life problems to resolve.
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In a successful classroom, team teaching allows two educators to share their expertise and provide diverse perspectives to the students.
Synonyms
A class where two teachers work together to teach students
Antonyms
How Collaborative
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- Specialized
Surface Forms
Morphology
The meaning 'a method of classroom instruction in which two or more teachers work together' is directly and transparently derived from combining 'team' (a group) with 'teaching' (instruction); the compound clearly signals collaborative instruction. This noun+noun composition is common cross-linguistically (e.g., co-teaching) and follows regular English compounding patterns, so a B1 learner who knows both constituents can infer the meaning.
Etymology
The noun team teaching comes from the simple image of a team of teachers doing the teaching together in one classroom, like players in a game who share jobs to reach the same goal. So it means 'two or more teachers' working together to teach the same students.