In parallel teaching, how is the class organised?
AOne teacher teaches while the other leaves
BAll students rotate through several stations
COne half taught by each teacher, same lesson
DA small group gets a different lesson
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: C. One half taught by each teacher, same lesson
1. In parallel teaching one half of the class is taught by the content teacher and one half by the special education teacher.
2. Both groups get the same lesson in smaller groups.
3. Stations and alternative lessons are different models.
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