Co-Teaching Checklist Teacher ________________________ Grade Level _____________ Teacher ________________________ Subject____________________ Rating Scale: NE= Not Evident CE= Clearly Evident NE Co-teachers have planned together. SE= Somewhat Evident SE CE Comment(s) Co-planning document(s) evident or available. A variety of instructional activities and materials are used. Materials and supplies are readily available. Both know what to do. (Don’t have to ask.) List instructional strategies utilized: Research-based instructional strategies are utilized in the classroom. Lessons are differentiated in content, process, product, and/or learning environment. Student accommodations/modifications are evident. Choices for student participation in content, process or product evident in planning and or instruction Both teachers’ names on board, classroom, etc. Teachers use “we” and/or “us” or parity is otherwise evident. Both teachers are actively involved during instruction and activities. Both are simultaneously present. Both are involved in the classroom activities. Both have defined roles. Students are engaged and participating in learning. Both teachers work with all students. Both adults move around the classroom assisting and monitoring all students learning. Co-Teaching Checklist Both teachers are observed to share equally in classroom and instructional responsibilities Routines and formal procedures are evidenced and used by teachers and students. Both interject ideas for clarification of lesson content. Both teachers provide feedback to students. Both facilitate smooth transitions from activity to activity. Teachers use nonverbal communication during lesson activities to manage behavior and direct instruction. Level of collaborative and effective teacher communication/ interaction evidenced. Co-teaching instructional arrangements are utilized. One Teach/One Observe One Teach/One Assist Parallel Teaching Station Teaching Skill Groups Alternative Teaching Other: Student Instructional grouping pattern or patterns utilized. Whole group instruction Small group instruction Flexible grouping Collaborative Groups Individual seat work Other: NOTES or COMMENTS: Where is use of these arrangements documented? When have you used each?