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Hernandez, Stephen J. – Online Submission, 2013
Collaboration in education is seen as a legal mandate, best practice in teacher practice, and necessary for the inclusion of children with special needs. Over the years, there have been a number of evolutionary incarnations of the collaborative model, each possessing various ingredients identified as important, if not essential, components of a…
Descriptors: Cooperation, Special Needs Students, Best Practices, Special Education
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Kerridge, Joanna; Kyle, Gaye; Marks-Maran, Diane – Journal of Further and Higher Education, 2009
Many programmes in further and higher education contain sensitive areas of content, such as diversity, racism, power and privilege, breaking bad news, counselling, sex education and ethical decision making. Team teaching may be a useful method for delivering sensitive areas of course content. This article presents a pilot study that was undertaken…
Descriptors: Sex Education, Nurses, Course Content, Team Teaching
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Childers, Pamela B.; Lowry, Michael J. – Clearing House, 2004
Eight years ago, a new senior interdisciplinary science course called "Oceans: Past and Present" for the McCallie School in Tennessee was designed. The idea stemmed from the combination of a physics teacher's desire for a course based on a summer program at sea and a writing center director/teacher's longing for the ocean from the…
Descriptors: Cooperation, Interdisciplinary Approach, Team Teaching, Summer Programs
Jackson, Diane L. – 1989
This paper describes the use of special "Intervention Teachers" to address the needs of severely learning disabled (LD) high school students in a Chicago Public High School. In this approach the Intervention Teacher, a trained LD teacher, consults with, helps, and observes the regular teacher's instructional plans and implementation.…
Descriptors: Consultants, Cooperation, Delivery Systems, High School Students