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May 5, 2026

Benefits of Co-Teaching as Clinical Practice

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Francheska Santos, Charlotte Wells

In addition to improved student achievement, co-teaching as clinical practice has benefits for the pre-service and mentor teacher, which can create a positive impact in each classroom and school it’s implemented in. This document includes a snapshot of these benefits.

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Francheska Santos, Charlotte Wells

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