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What is Co-Teaching Model

Handbook of Research on Innovative Approaches to Early Childhood Development and School Readiness
Co-teaching involves two or more professionals who contract to share instructional responsibility for a single group of students primarily in a single classroom or workspace for specific content or objectives with mutual ownership, pooled resources, and joint accountability.
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Promoting Change Agency in Early Education: Professional Educators Are Key
Mary Ann Cahill (Bellarmine University, USA), Mary Jane Eisenhauer (Purdue University Northwest, USA), and Anne E. Gregory (Purdue University Northwest, USA)
DOI: 10.4018/978-1-7998-8649-5.ch020
Abstract
Reframing the preparation of early childhood educators from “training” to an induction into a profession of practice, this chapter outlines a blueprint for such a paradigm shift. Induction involves embedded structures and opportunities for preservice early educators to develop as professionals, including core foundational knowledge about child development as well as apprenticeship in practice. Professionalizing the field is grounded in early educators' deep understanding of the child's sociocultural milieu and the implications for development and learning. Further, to mitigate the effects of trauma that has become emblematic of the recent pandemic, aspiring early educators need explicit instruction and support as they co-construct the profession within their courses, field experiences, and co-curricular activities.
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