Publication Date
Fall 2013
Abstract
Researchers and teacher educators have given increased attention to co-teaching during the student teaching experience. Co-teaching facilitates an apprenticeship arrangement that encourages modeling of classroom practice for the candidate and a chance to implement directly what is being learned by the apprentice. The co-teaching model can be expanded to form a co-learning model in which there are three constituents of learners: the P-12 students, the candidate, and the cooperating mentor teacher. This co-learning model results in a synergistic effect that is greater than the sum of the parts.
Author Supplied Keywords
Co-teaching, Co-learning, Student teaching
Subjects
Student teaching; Teaching teams
Citation: Pilot Scholars Version (Modified MLA Style)
Merk, Hillary; Waggoner, Jacqueline; and Carroll, James, "Co-Learning: Maximizing Learning in Clinical Experiences" (2013). Education Faculty Publications and Presentations. 9.
https://pilotscholars.up.edu/edu_facpubs/9
Peer-Reviewed
Yes
Document Type
Journal Article
Publication Information
AILACTE Journal, 2013, Volume 79, Issue 1, 1-18.
© 2013 The Authors
Archived version is the final published version.