Collaborative Co-Teaching (CCT) Part Day Program
Child Development
Department Address
4400 Ladoga Ave
Lakewood, CA 90713
Department Phone
(562) 421-8210
Collaborative Co-Teaching (CCT) Part Day Program
LBUSD values all students and recognizes that student diversity and uniqueness add to the fabric of our district. We create school communities that promote appreciation and acceptance of student differences where all students feel a sense of belonging. We provide purposeful and meaningful access and participation in academic and social-emotional growth opportunities. Our “All Means All” belief system means that we are better together.
Co-teaching is defined as two teachers working together with groups of students and sharing the planning, organization, delivery, and assessment of instruction and physical space.
A CCT Classroom Offers:
- A General Education Classroom
- Two Teachers- Collaborative Team Teaching
- Differentiated Instruction
- Flexible Learning Structures
- High Expectations
- Positive Behavior Support
- Curricular Adaptations
- Specialized Academic Instruction (SAI)
Teaching Staff Includes: A CDC General Education Preschool Teacher as well as an Education Specialist Teacher
| Site | Phone |
|---|---|
| Addams | (562) 422-3579 |
|
Carver |
(562) 421-7015 |
| Holmes | (562) 531-8519 |
| Hudson | (562) 424-3980 |
| King | (562) 428-3813 |
| Webster | (562) 989-1378 |
| Willard | (562) 438-9934 |
Why Co-Teaching?
- More knowledge, skills and expertise
- Increased capacity to problem solve
- Increased instructional options to reach ALL students
- Direct whole class teaching and individualization can occur simultaneously
- Increase of direct student-teacher contact
- Greater ways to check for understanding
- Enlarged repertoire of instructional strategies
- Better understanding of student’s needs
- Shared responsibility for celebrating successes and analyzing failure
- Professional and personal growth through shared reflection and feedback
- Empowerment of co-teaching partners
Inclusion Benefits All Research:
Benefits for Students with Disabilities
- Higher Academic Achievement
- Higher Student Engagement
- More Satisfying and Diverse Friendships
- Improved Communication
- Wider Social Networks
- Fewer Behavior Problems
- More Opportunities for Higher Education
- Meaningful Employment as Adults
Benefits for Students without Disabilities
- Greater Academic Gains in Math & Reading
- Increased Appreciation of Differences
- Improved Self-Concept
- Increased Social Cognition
- Greater Empathy
- Better Ethical Principles