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Moreillon, Judi, and Susan D. Ballard. "Coteaching: A Pathway to Leadership." //Knowledge Quest// 40.4 (2012): 6-9. Web. 9 Feb. 2016
 * //__ Coteaching: A Pathway to Leadership __//**

Leading as you collaborate can benefit the stakeholders.

"Co-teaching lowers student to teacher ratio at the point of instruction" (2). "A way to demonstrate and document our contributions to the academic programs in our schools" (2).

//**__ Empowering Learnings: Guidelines for School Library Programs __**// AASL. //Empowering Learners: Guidelines for School Library Programs.// Chicago: American Association for School Librarians, 2009. Print.

"The teaching of 21st century skills requires that all aspects of teaching and learning are built on collaborative partnerships" (20).
 * collaboration:
 * gives students power in their learning
 * requires taking risks and being creative

//**__ Co-Teaching Relationships: Toxics, Separatists, and Troopers __**//

Stein, Elizabeth. "Co-Teaching Relationships: Toxics, Separatists, and Troopers." MiddleWeb Blog. 5 Feb. 2016. Web.


 * "Anything is possible if teachers agree to just collaborate."
 * Put yourself in their place when you work together
 * Check in on progress
 * Divide up roles and responsibilities
 * Seek resources from administration
 * stay focused on the goal --> the students!