1. Partnership Teaching involves EAL and mainstream teachers collaboratively planning lessons, delivering instruction together, and assessing students. Both teachers share responsibility for student learning and behavior. 2. There are three modes of collaboration - Partnership Teaching where teachers jointly plan curriculum for all learners, Cooperative Teaching where teachers support each other during instruction, and Support Teaching where the EAL teacher assists individual students. 3. For Partnership Teaching to be effective, school leadership must support it through collaborative planning time, professional development, and disseminating successful practices. When implemented fully, it benefits all students and teachers.