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June 4, 2026Intervention in School and Clinic0 citationsOpen Access

Supporting Co-Planning Between General and Special Education Teachers in Secondary Schools

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NRNoémia RubertoÉBÉlisabeth Boily

Key Points

  • This research aims to improve co-planning practices among general and special education teachers in secondary schools.
  • Developed a co-planning tool through collaboration with educators in secondary schools in Quebec, Canada.
  • Defined three key dimensions of co-planning: instructional and assessment, teaching strategies and learning support, and organizational.
  • Illustrated the co-planning process through practical guidelines and a vignette.
  • The co-planning tool provided structured guidelines that facilitated collaboration between educators.
  • Teachers reported increased consistency in planning and instruction.
  • Improvements in the implementation of co-teaching strategies were observed.

Abstract

One of the main challenges in co-teaching is implementing co-planning, and teams often struggle with fragmented planning and a lack of consistency. To address these issues, a co-planning tool developed in collaboration with general and special education teachers at the secondary level in Quebec, Canada, is presented in this article. This tool proposes a schematization of co-planning based on three dimensions: (1) instructional and assessment; (2) teaching strategies and learning support; and (3) organizational. Each dimension is first defined, followed by a set of practical guidelines. A vignette illustrates the co-planning process within each dimension. This tool can contribute to developing concrete solutions to improve the co-planning process.

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Ruberto et al. (2026) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/6a2115f6d499ed480b16ef50https://doi.org/10.1177/10534512261450147
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