Revisiting the Foundations of Coaching
What makes Coaching special? As we wrap up the school year and set ourselves up for reflection, let’s come back to the foundations of coaching.
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Simple Ways to Give Gratitude to Teachers
Throughout the year, we ask teachers to willingly open their doors and become vulnerable and open to criticism. One of the hardest parts of being
Planning for the In-Person Transition
Spring is a time of new beginnings, an opportunity to get outside, and a chance for transition and a fresh start. More than anything, it
Micro-Coaching Cycles for a Quick Win
We could all use a win right now, am I right? One way to give teachers an instant dose of success is through Micro-Coaching Cycles.
Ending the Year with Reflection as an Instructional Coach
Instructional coaches, much like everyone in education, have experienced teaching and coaching on a whole new level this year. This year my school has had
Professional Development Book Studies Go Virtual
One of the many hats instructional coaches have is to plan professional developments. We all know that teachers don’t exactly LOVE to participate in PD,
BINGO Boards for Engaging Professional Development
Trying to create engaging virtual professional development has pushed me out of my comfort zone. Can you relate? Since social distancing is our new normal
#InstructionalCoachHack QR Codes for Effective Communication
When it comes to coaching, whether you’re in the school or online, effectiveness is the keyword to success. One way to give teachers great resources
Are Coaching Cycles Necessary?
The Coaching Cycle: An Essential All Year School is back in session and while you’ve hopefully spent this week planning out the rest of the
Back to Reality: Coaching During Second Semester
As Winter Break winds down and you’re blown back into school, you might find yourself struggling to get back into the groove of things. After
