Team Teaching Two Sections of the Same Undergraduate Course: A Case Study
Kenneth E. Vogler, Emily Long
Abstract
Kenneth E. Vogler, Emily Long
Abstract
The article describes the authors' experiences team teaching two sections of the same undergraduate social studies/language arts methods course using a model in which both instructors are present at all class meetings. One section was composed of predominantly older, nontraditional students; the other section included more typical college students. The majority of students in both sections enjoyed the experience. A narrative detailing the creation of the teaching team and suggestions for a successful team teaching experience also are included.
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The article describes the authors' experiences team teaching two sections of the same undergraduate social studies/language arts methods course using a model in which both instructors are present at all class meetings. One section was composed of predominantly older, nontraditional students; the other section included more typical college students. The majority of students in both sections enjoyed the experience. A narrative detailing the creation of the teaching team and suggestions for a successful team teaching experience also are included.
Key concepts: Course (navigation), Mathematics education, Higher education, Team teaching, Teaching method, Psychology, Medical education, Pedagogy