Webinar: Advocacy to Make Co-Teaching More Systemic and Sustainable

In the second session of our webinar series on co-teaching, we convened a panel of three integrated co-teaching teams (1 content teacher and 1 ENL teacher) at early elementary, upper elementary and secondary levels and a student.

March 10, 2022

Speakers: Monica Baker, Webutuck CSD; Tammy Nethercott, Webutuck CSD; Christine Passarelli, District 31, Staten Island; Elissa Ventura, District 31, Staten Island; Lisa Friscia, PS 39, Staten Island; Gina Gonnella, PS 39, Staten Island; Maimuna Fardous, student, Midwood HS.

Moderator: Susan Lafond, NYSUT.

Resources

• PowerPoint Slides (PDF)
• Padlet: English as a New Language (ENL) Resources
• NYSED Briefs on Co-teaching
• Topic Brief #1: The Blueprint for English Language Learner/Multilingual Learner Success and Integrated English as a New Language (ENL)
• Topic Brief #2: Co-Teaching in an Integrated English as a New Language (ENL) Class
• Topic Brief #3: The Collaborative Instructional Cycle
• Topic Brief #4: Seven Models of Co-Teaching

White Papers and Position Papers

• NYSUT White Paper and Graphic: A Look at the Ramifications of Part 154 Changes to ELL Education
• NYS TESOL Position Papers

Additional Resources

You can join NYS TESOL as a new member or renew your membership.

NYSUT Education & Learning Trust offers training on co-teaching and other titles that fulfill CTLE and the language acquisition requirement.

This webinar was co-sponsored by NYSUT and NYS TESOL.