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team-teach

[ teem-teech ]
/ ˈtimˌtitʃ /

verb (used with or without object), team-taught [teem-tawt], /ˈtimˌtɔt/, team-teach·ing.

(of two or more teachers) to teach as a team.

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Origin of team-teach

First recorded in 1960–65; team + teach

Words nearby team-teach

tea money, team player, team spirit, teamster, Teamsters Union, team-teach, team teaching, team up with, teamwork, Teaneck, tea-of-heaven
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