Team up, teach better, reach every learner
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Design a co-teaching practice that’s not just shared — it's seamless, supportive, and student-centered.
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Find answers to more essential questions by checking out our FAQ.
What You'll Learn
Take your co-teaching from confusing to cohesive with tools that boost collaboration and student success.
Key takeaways
- Strengthen your co-teaching relationship by identifying strategies to foster positive, productive partnerships
- Deepen your understanding of co-teaching models through a focused exploration of their structure, purpose, and potential
- Leverage your unique teaching strengths to create balanced, collaborative instruction
- Build a shared foundation for student success by connecting co-teaching practices to strong pedagogical principles
- Adapt and apply co-teaching models in ways that support high-quality instruction and meet the needs of your classroom
Navigate co-teaching realitiesIt’s often said that two heads are better than one — and nowhere is that more true (or more complex) than in co-teaching. While the promise of partnership can be powerful, many co-teachers struggle to define their roles, align their approaches, and make the most of their combined expertise.
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Find balance in partnershipSuccessful co-teaching doesn’t happen by accident — it’s a careful blend of preparation, communication, and mutual respect. In this course, you’ll gain insight into building balanced partnerships that amplify each teacher’s talents and create meaningful learning opportunities for students.
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Bring co-teaching to lifeThrough a close look at established co-teaching models, you’ll discover actionable ways to adapt these frameworks to fit your unique classroom context. This course will help you design co-teaching structures that work — honoring your partnership and the pedagogical principles that drive student success.
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Course Format and Topics
This course bridges theory and practice, packed with instructional videos, resources, discussions, and assignments — all designed to support real classroom impact. Explore our open enrollment and on demand formats to find the option that works best for you.
Open enrollment• Course & registration available for a limited time
• Join a cohort of educators from various schools and locations • Learn independently with periodic feedback from a facilitator • Self-paced within course period |
On demand• Available at any time, with flexible pacing
• Private access for your team, school, or district • Work with a dedicated facilitator • Customize course content and/or receive additional coaching |
Course begins
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Participants who are registered prior to the course start date can expect to receive course login details 2-3 days before the course starts. For more information on access and participation, please visit our FAQ page.
Preview an introductory video from the course:
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Topic 1
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Relationships at the Center
Introduction to co-teaching |
Topic 2
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Why Co-Teach?
Exploring essential principles |
Topic 3
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Promising Practices
An overview of co-teaching models |
Topic 4
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Model Spotlight
Station & Alternative Teaching |
Topic 5
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Model Spotlight
Parallel & Team Teaching |
Topic 6
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Bringing It All Together
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Course ends
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Course participation ends and assignments close one (1) week after the final course topic is released. Within two weeks after this date, final grades and certificates will be processed.
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Meet Your Facilitator
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Dr. Jacqui StolzerJacqui brings to her coaching work 14 years of experience in public and charter schools across New York state. With a dual certification in ELA and Special Education, she began her career teaching a wide range of classes in a New York City public high school, and became committed to cultivating instructional practices that include meaningful learning and collaboration. As a coach, she partners with middle school and high school teachers across the state to design and facilitate relevant and rigorous curriculum, with points of entry for all learners. She has also developed customized, school-based PD, as well as interactive, participant-centered workshops for teachers on topics such as team teaching, cultivating inclusive classrooms, and differentiation strategies.
"The state of a co-teaching partnership is an important piece of the puzzle in understanding how to help teachers — and therefore students — grow." |
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Take Your Next Steps
This opportunity is designed for K-12 educators to grow independently, or as part of a team. Still have questions? Check out our FAQ page, or contact us at [email protected]. We look forward to working alongside you!
This timing doesn't work for you? Talk to us about a custom course for your team or school, that works with your schedule!
This timing doesn't work for you? Talk to us about a custom course for your team or school, that works with your schedule!
