Academic Scientific JournalsCo-teaching and its importance for educational process. Review of research
Keywords:
co-teaching, models, benefits, cognitive functioning, social functioningAbstract
This manuscript attempts to synthesise results of research on importance of co-teaching for the process of education. In the first part of the text we defined co-teaching and we classified areas, in which co-teaching is analysed. Further, we described existing models of co-teaching, potential determinants of cooperation between teachers, as well as benefits of such way of collaboration. At the end we discussed importance of co-teaching for students – in the case of cognitive, as well as social functioning.
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