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Student Success through Team Teaching Jodi ClarkMiller amp Nora Way Faculty Division of Arts Education amp Business March 14 2017 Team Members Education Teaching experience Full Time Faculty ID: 760780

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The Road Less Travelled: Student Success through Team Teaching

Jodi Clark-Miller & Nora Way (Faculty) Division of Arts Education & BusinessMarch 14, 2017

Slide2

Team Members

EducationTeaching experienceFull Time FacultyCross disciplinary appointment

Education Teaching experienceSemi-retiredPart-time faculty

JODI

NORA

Slide3

Where in the world is Medicine Hat?

Google, 2017

Slide4

Saamis Teepee

(Peters,

n.d

)

Slide5

Welcome to Medicine Hat College

Medicine Hat College provides education that prepares students for further studies, careers and life. Our people are passionate about unleashing the potential of every student- intellectually, emotionally, spiritually, and socially. Through every encounter we have with students- and all that we do- we seek to recognize and encourage their potential as learners, workers and global citizens.

Flickr.com, 2017

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Welcome to Medicine Hat College

Opportunities to Learn

Degrees in partnership with Alberta universitiesUniversity transfer allowing students to start degrees hereCertificate, diploma, and applied degree programs for careers and employmentCollege preparation

Apprenticeship trades

Continuing studies for career enhancement and recruitment

Conservatory of Music and Dance

English as a Second Language

Campuses in Medicine Hat and Brooks

Slide7

Our Situation

University Transfer Sociology Course: Current Social Issues

Students:

1

st

and 2

nd

year University Transfer Students (Arts, Sciences, and Education)

Diploma students – Addictions Counselling, Social Work, Child and Youth Care Counsellor, Occupational/Physical Therapist Assistant, and Speech-Language Pathologist Assistant.

Slide8

Team Teaching: Operational Definitions

Team-teaching

“Two or more instructors are teaching the same students at the same time within the same classroom” (Goetz, 2000).

Co-teaching

“The instructors work together but do not necessarily teach the same groups of students nor necessarily teach at the same time” (Goetz, 2000).

Our experience has been a combination of team and co-teaching.

We are presently teaching this course for the 3

rd

time.

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Faculty Perspective

Positives

Breadth of experiencesEducationalProfessionalPersonalInterdisciplinaryReciprocity of mentoringInnovation in evaluationBrainstormingAffirmation/Validation

Challenges

Open Communication

Sharing successes and frustrations

Commitment

Time

Trust *

Availability

Workload

Triangulation

Slide10

Students – Review of Literature

Challenges

ConfusionDecreases focusLess substantive and rigorous(Bucci and Trantham, 2014)

Positives

Different perspectives – encourages deeper engagement (Woods, 2007)

Expanded critical thinking (Hoare, et. al., 2008)

Collective dialogue (Game and Metcalfe, 2009)

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Student Perspective

Diversity and experiences make the topics and classroom interesting

Styles are different but have not created confusion in expectations

Assignment and grading expectations are clearly communicated

Rarely do we communicate with a student without including the other instructor

Students have adapted to different styles

The students understand that we are a team

Students know our schedule and we stress contact format

Slide12

Lessons Learned

Outline topics

Outline schedule

Design evaluation methods

Agree on rigor

Meet often prior to course

Communicate frequently

Equity in workload

Have fun and encourage each other

Slide13

References

Bucci, L. & Trantham, S. (2014). Children and violence: An undergraduate course model of interdisciplinary co-teaching.

International Journal of Teaching and Learning in Higher Education. 26(1),

122-131.

Flickr.com. (n.d.). Retrieved from http://www.bing.com/images/search?view=detailV2&ccid=CgoF2gLE&id=7E5AA3974670DDFB2594E0E4A2B2CAAC67A918CB&q=medicine+hat+college+image&simid=608031529277129075&selectedIndex=4&qpvt=medicine+hat+college+image&ajaxhist=0

Goetz, K. (2000). Perspectives on Team Teaching: A Semester I Independent Inquiry. Retrieved from http://people.ucalgary.ca/~egallery/goetz.html

Google. (2017). Retrieved from https://www.mapcustomizer.com/

Hoare, A., Cornell, S., Bertram, C., Gallager, K., Herslop, S., Lievan, N., & Wilmore, C. (2008). Teaching against the grain: Multi-disciplinary teamwork effectively delivers a successful undergraduate unit in sustainable development.

Environmental Educational Research, 14(4),

469-481.

Peters, H. (n.d.). The Saamis Teepee. Retrieved from http://hammersonpeters.com/?p=500

Woods, C. (2007) Researching and developing interdisciplinary teaching: Towards a conceptual framework for classroom communication.

Higher Education, 54(6),

853-866.