Co-Teaching Online Training

Co-Teaching is defined as two educators who "Co-Plan, Co-Instruct, and Co-Assess a group of students with diverse needs in the same general education classroom." Information on the new cooperating teacher requirements (16 KAR 5:040) can be found at: http://www.epsb.ky.gov/mod/page/view.php?id=14

As a co-teaching participant you will need to complete Parts A, B, and C of the online Co-Teaching Training. These trainings are required of all cooperating teachers and must be completed to be eligible to host a teacher candidate. Co-Teaching Information is located under Field Placement and Student Teaching (under Division of Educator Preparation, Assessment and Internship) on the EPSB site.

  • Part A: Basic responsibilities of a cooperating teacher supervisor (iDrive Digital Quiz)
  • Part B: Best practice in supporting a student teacher (Training)
  • Part C: Effective assessment of the student teacher (Murray State Cooperating Teacher Handbook)
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Part A: Basic responsibilities of a cooperating teacher supervisor (iDrive Digital Quiz)

Beginning July 1, 2019, Part A will no longer be available on Edmodo. Part A is now provided by the Kentucky Department of Education's Office of Educator Licensure and Effectiveness (OELE) through iDrive Digital.

Click the following link for information on how to access Part A Training: Accessing iDrive Digital

*If you have already completed Part A in Edmodo, you do not need to take the iDrive Digitial Quiz.

 

For assistance, please contact Brandon Harrod at brandon.harrod@education.ky.gov or Sharon Salsman at sharon.salsman@education.ky.gov

 

 

Part B: Best practice in supporting a student teacher (KACTE Developed Training)

For instructions regarding Part B Co-Teaching Training, please contact Jeanie Robertson at jrobertson@murraystate.edu

Part C: Effective assessment of the student teacher

1. You will need to complete Part C of the Co-teaching training by reviewing Murray State's Cooperating Teacher (CT) Packet, which includes the Student Teaching Handbook: Guiding the Teacher Candidate.
2. If you are assigned a Fall semester student teacher your Cooperating Teacher Packet will be mailed to you by the end of July. If you are assigned a Spring semester student teacher your Cooperating Teacher Packet will be mailed to you by the end of December.