Collaborative Lesson Planning

Working together in schools allows for greater collegialty and development of competencies.

New teachers need the support of experienced colleagues in helping them to plan and prepare their lessons. Meeting to plan while pooling ideas will help to scaffold novices.

Collaborative planning is interactive and is beneficial when teachers make decisions about lesson design.

Inquiry based teaching will improve instructional practice.

Powerful impact of collaboration

Everyone’s the Smartest Person These Days It’s been a while since I wrote the book "Collaborate! The Art of We." At that time, I was surprised by how many people still fail to consider the wisdom of the crowd - focusing only on their own experiences.

It's all about teamwork, folks!

There’s No "I" in Teacher: 8 Tips for Collaborative Planning Teachers become learning designers when given the space to collaborate by (among other things) cultivating trust, keeping it simple, and ensuring that it's student relevant.

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How to Collaborate in Lesson Planning Collaborative approaches to teaching enrich the classroom environment for both students and educators. By enabling teachers to approach their subjects from a variety of perspectives, collaborative lesson planning helps make the classroom...

We must work together to achieve our goals.

Do we just do activities together or are we seeking collegial relationships?

Five steps to faster, better lesson planning This head of department says that in embracing collaborative lesson planning, workload can be reduced substantially for all teachers

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