FRESNO STATE

Kremen School of Education and Human Development

Co-Teaching Virtually

Moderators: Dr. Earl Aguilera & Dr. Kimberly Coy

Virtual Co-Teaching Webinar Veteran Practitioners
Time Activity
3:10PM - 3:25PM Login to Webinar: Check in, say hellos, testing
3:25PM - 3:30PM

Open webinar - Start Letting Participants in

Welcome & Agenda - Start recording!

3:32PM - 3:40PM Dean’s Welcome
3:40PM - 3:50PM Coordinator’s Welcome
3:50PM - 4:50PM Experienced Online Teacher Panel
4:50PM - 4:55PM Transition to Co-teaching Discussion in Breakout Rooms
4:55PM - 5:25PM Breakout Rooms
5:25PM - 5:30PM

Closure - 2 breakout rooms facilitator’s share out

Resources and ongoing supports

Survey and Thank you

AGENDA

  • Dean’s Welcome
  • Credential Coordinator’s Welcome
  • Experienced Online Teacher Panel
  • Mentor Teacher Discussion

Goal: Identify how co-teaching is utilized in the virtual classroom.

Dean’s Welcome

Dr. Randy Yerrick

Credential Coordinators’ Welcome

Thank you!

Education Specialist

Cheryl McDonald

Emotional Supports

Single Subject

Imelda Basurto

Organizational Supports

Multiple Subject

Heather Horsley

Instructional Supports

https://fresnostate.zoom.us/j/99655645352

CO-TEACHING…

THIS IS THE WAY

Planning, Implementing, Assessing, Reflecting

6 Strategies

  1. 1 Teach, 1 Observe
  2. 1 Teach, 1 Assist
  3. Parallel Teaching
  4. Station Teaching
  5. Alternative Teaching
  6. Team Teaching

FRESNO STATE

Kremen School of Education and Human Development

Experienced Online Teacher Panel

Washington Virtual Academies

Questions for the Virtual Teaching Panel

  1. How did you get interested in working at a virtual school?
  2. What have you learned?
  3. Strategies for virtual teaching that work well. Talk about tools/apps that would be most helpful.
  4. How do you handle change that happens all the time?
  5. What does your co-teaching look like? Top 3 keys to success
  6. What are you doing asynchronously to promote good synchronous teaching?

Mentor Teacher Discussion

Successes / Challenges / Solutions

“ Teaching and learning is too complex to do in isolation

FRESNO STATE

Kremen School of Education and Human Development

THANK YOU

YOUR FEEDBACK MATTERS - SURVEY

ONGOING SUPPORTS - EMAIL

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