Additionally, team teaching would also solve the resource constraints traditional schools typically experience due to restrictions imposed by the local conditions such as classroom size. For example, a teacher may teach a maximum of 35 to 40 students in a class due to space constraints and other similar restricting factors. Thus, it is common for the learners to not be able to enroll in a course that they are very much interested in, if the demand for that course is high. Team teaching, supported by the advances in technology eliminates those restrictions, enabling thousands of learners around the
world to enroll in courses of their choice and interest. Therefore, team teaching is a way for schools to not only provide the best education by harnessing the specific strengths and expertise of the teachers but also to circumvent resource constraints. It is important, however, to recognize that teaching itself is a highly professional job and requires teachers to master many different teaching skills and to dedicate a lot of effort. It becomes even more challenging when new technologies are involved and the diversity of learners continues to increase.