Kansas Inclusive Learning and Teaching (KILT)

Co-Teaching Library

Please enjoy the content from our Practitioners.

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Realizing the Rigor with Co-TeachingDeb Jaeger, Sam Preston and DomnanishIn the first year of implementing co-teaching, this Kansas high school team has seen the positive impact of including students with disabilities in the general education setting. They’ve learned it’s more than having the students in the setting; it’s what is being done to develop expert learners of rigorous content while providing specially designed instruction.

1 hour

13 minutes

2023

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Empowering Future Educators - Co-Teaching and Coaching in Dodge City SchoolsErin Stevens, Alexis Swinney, Perla BatresDiscover how Dodge City Schools are enhancing learning by giving high school students in the Education Pathway a hands-on opportunity to step into the classroom as co-teachers. In this session, you'll learn about an innovative project that allows students to work alongside experienced educators, attending training sessions together and receiving ongoing coaching throughout the semester. This dynamic partnership not only strengthens students' instructional skills but also empowers them to actively shape the learning experience. Join us to explore how this initiative is building the next generation of educators and fostering a collaborative learning environment for both students and teachers.

50 minutes

2025

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Igniting Futures: Co-teaching within A Model for Authentic Career ExplorationDoug Kerr, Dana DaugharthyA webinar that highlights how collaborative teaching is being used to expand access, engagement, and success for all students in CTE settings. Co-Teaching in Career and Technical Education (CTE) at Iola High School is a one-hour webinar that highlights how collaborative teaching models are being used to expand access, engagement, and success for all students in CTE settings. Participants will explore how general and special educators partner within hands-on, skills-based classrooms to support diverse learners while maintaining the rigor and relevance of CTE coursework. The session will share practical examples from Iola High School, including co-planning strategies, instructional roles, and classroom structures that strengthen inclusion, student participation, and real-world learning outcomes.

1 hour

2026

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