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Meet The Coach Participants
MeetI have been teaching for the past 14 years in schools in England, Japan, Korea, and Kenya. During that time I have held a variety of positions including: Homeroom for Grades 3-6, Teacher Librarian, and Technology Integrator. Currently I am the ES Technology...
Learning from Mistakes as an Instructional Coach
We want to give you a peek inside our Coach Microcredential Online Mentorship Program. Coaches taking part in this academic-year-long journey have graciously given us permission to post some of their learning and reflections from the private coursework they are...
You Are What You Do
For many tech (or instructional) coaches, our job descriptions are not clearly defined within our schools. We may have great external resources, like the ISTE Standards for Coaches or their whitepaper on coaching (and of course all of the awesome resources that...
Everybody Needs a Coach
Remember when you were a kid and you played a team sport? Or maybe you were like me and played an instrument, or took fine arts lessons? Or maybe you just had a hobby or a class where you had some guidance for how to improve your skills?All of those experiences were...
Co-Constructing a Coaching Protocol
One of the challenges of the coaching role in schools is that it is often left undefined (and sometimes unsupervised and unsupported). One of the challenges of the coaching role in schools is that it is often left undefined (and sometimes unsupervised and...
Peer Coaching In Action!
Written by Melanie Sanchez At the time of writing, Head of Department Language & Literature G6 -12, AIS-Kuwait (now MYP/DP Language and Literature / Language Acquisition Teacher at International School of Tianjin) Coaching has become an important aspect...
Staying Motivated as an Instructional Coach
As coaches, we are often the only advocate for our subject area in our building, school or district. Sometimes this can feel isolating and overwhelming. We may be the only person advocating for a specific aspect of learning, and our goals for student learning may be...
Guest Post: Not a Coach (Yet)!
FOLLOW NANCY ON TWITTER Read Nancy's Post This post neither ticks task 1 or 2. I just needed to reflect on the module/question “What is Coaching?” itself. Reading through the material and resources given for this module I have realized: I am not a coach. I might be on...
Guest Post: Take a Learning Walk
Guest Post by: Camlynn TafaInstructional Tech Facilitator FOLLOW CAMLYNN ON TWITTER Action Task: Lead a learning walk in your school, facilitating pre- and post- discussions. Where do you see technology being used to deepen learning? How is technology helping to...
3 Tips for Engaging Your Parent Community
Has your school already implemented a 1:1 program? If yes, is your parent community invested in the program? If your school hasn’t gone 1:1, have you thought of how you’ll involve your parent community in the implementation of your 1:1 program?Your parent community is...
5 Ways to Build a Coaching Culture
We are all working towards building a culture of coaching in our schools. As instructional coaches, we want our teachers to understand the value and purpose of coaching so that we can have meaningful coaching conversations with all of our teachers. Developing a...
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