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Willard, Carol A. – International Journal of Whole Schooling, 2019
Coteaching is becoming a common practice in secondary classrooms as a way to provide special education services to students with disabilities (SWD). Effective coteaching supports an inclusive philosophy of schooling by creating appropriate learning spaces for diverse learners, allowing learners access to general education curricula, building a…
Descriptors: Team Teaching, High School Teachers, Students with Disabilities, Special Education Teachers
Peer reviewedSeed, Allen – Middle School Journal, 1998
Discusses five types of flexible block schedules used in a team-taught middle school classroom. Briefly describes the transition from traditional scheduling to block scheduling. (JPB)
Descriptors: Block Scheduling, Educational Change, Educational Planning, Middle Schools
Peer reviewedSmith, David D.; Pitkin, Nina A.; Rettig, Michael D. – Middle School Journal, 1998
Discusses the transition from traditional teaching and scheduling to a comprehensive block schedule with team teaching at the middle school level. Describes the process of educational change, including framing the problem, establishing consensus for change, creating pure teams, designing the master schedule; also discusses implementation issues.…
Descriptors: Block Scheduling, Change Strategies, Educational Change, Educational Planning
Peer reviewedMcCracken, Nancy Mellin; Sekicky, Natalie – English Journal, 1998
Describes the collaboration between a third-year high school teacher and a seasoned education professor, in which the two traded places, coteaching each other's classes for the entire school year. Discusses getting started, what they expected and what they learned, long-term individual effects of collaboration, ensuring success, and collaboration…
Descriptors: Block Scheduling, College School Cooperation, English Instruction, Grade 9
Peer reviewedErb, Tom – Middle School Journal, 1998
Discusses the affordability of implementing interdisciplinary teaching teams and block schedules in middle schools. Argues that the benefits of these school schedules and models make them worth the investment of time and money it takes to implement them. (JPB)
Descriptors: Block Scheduling, Cooperative Planning, Educational Cooperation, Educational Planning
Opalinski, Gail; Ellers, Sherry; Goodman, Amy – Principal Leadership, 2004
This article describes the revised summer school program developed by the Anchorage (AK) School District for students who received poor grades in their core classes or low scores in the Alaska Benchmark Examinations or California Achievement Tests. More than 500 middle school students from the district spent five weeks during the summer honing…
Descriptors: Summer Schools, Educational Change, Curriculum, Middle Schools
Peer reviewedKruse, Gary; Zulkoski, Mike – NASSP Bulletin, 1997
A Nebraska high school implemented interdisciplinary teaming several years ago as a direct result of its strategic planning effort. It eventually rejected the intensified block schedule, which manipulated time without changing teacher roles, and adopted a flexible block schedule. Departments were replaced by interdisciplinary teams of teachers and…
Descriptors: Block Scheduling, Departments, Flexible Scheduling, High Schools
Peer reviewedFlowers, Nancy; Mertens, Steven B.; Mulhall, Peter F. – Middle School Journal, 2000
Identifies and explains the types of practices and interactions that interdisciplinary teaching teams engage in, which in turn influence instruction and student learning. Presents data to illustrate the impact of common planning time, team size, and scheduled teaming on team activities and interactions. (JPB)
Descriptors: Block Scheduling, Cooperative Planning, Educational Change, Effective Schools Research
Peer reviewedTraill, David; Harvey, David – Social Education, 1998
Addresses the possible impact of block scheduling on student performance on the advanced placement (AP) examination. Discusses team-teaching AP history and English courses for both junior and senior levels using alternative schedules (alternating weeks for AP English and history throughout the school year). Provides two AP syllabi for history and…
Descriptors: Advanced Placement, Alternate Day Schedules, Block Scheduling, Course Content
Southwest Region Schools, Dillingham, AK. – 1996
An Effective Rural Schools delivery model for small rural high schools was developed by teachers, parents, community members, and principals in a southwestern Alaska district. The model aimed to replace the typical "bush" high school model with effective resource management and delivery strategies that would work in small high schools.…
Descriptors: Block Scheduling, Educational Change, High Schools, Integrated Curriculum
Dieker, Lisa A.; Murawski, Wendy W. – High School Journal, 2003
This paper provides readers with an overview of the unique issues present in secondary classrooms and their impact on the practice of collaborative teaching between general and special educators. The authors focus on the changes that are occurring in secondary classrooms related to varied structures (such as block scheduling), higher standards,…
Descriptors: Block Scheduling, Teacher Collaboration, Special Education Teachers, Team Teaching
Rose, Lea Williams – Academy for Educational Development, 2006
As part of a national Middle Start initiative led by the Academy for Educational Development (AED), Mid South Middle Start is committed to working with high-poverty schools in the Mid South Delta region to build their capacity to foster students' academic excellence, support the development of young adolescents, and achieve social equity in…
Descriptors: Educational Strategies, Educational Development, Block Scheduling, Teacher Effectiveness
Peer reviewedGeorge, Paul S. – Educational Leadership, 2001
Over the past 30 years, Florida's 500 middle schools have become more sizeable, racially segregated, and security conscious. Other features include interdisciplinary team organization, warring curricula, block schedules, integrated technology, inclusion, ability grouping, corporate practices, and female and minority principals committed to…
Descriptors: Ability Grouping, Academic Standards, Advertising, Block Scheduling
Markham, Robert M.; Shelly, Paul – 1996
Because of the high number of at-risk students at Carver Middle School (Meridian, Mississippi), the principal developed several programs to bring student achievement to the level commensurate with other students around the nation. The Early Bird Program is a Chapter One program of individualized work in math, reading, and language arts classes to…
Descriptors: Block Scheduling, Educational Improvement, High Risk Students, Intermediate Grades

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