by Diana Beabout | May 7, 2021 | 5 Min Fri
Today’s post is inspired by a question from our #coachbetter Facebook group! Diana is sharing five approaches coaches can use in developing relationships with families at their school. If you have questions about coaching that you would like us to answer...
by Kim Cofino | May 7, 2021 | 5 Min Fri
As instructional coaches, we’re asked to do lots of different things. Sometimes not all of those things are actually part of the scope of our role. Which means that sometimes we actually have to say no that’s not easy! So, in today’s post, I’m...
by Kim Cofino | May 7, 2021 | 5 Min Fri
Coaches are busy people! We have a lot to manage, among many competing priorities. Ironically, because our time is rarely scheduled for us (like a “normal” teacher schedule), we have to figure out how to get it all done on our own. As coaches, our first...
by Kim Cofino | Apr 30, 2021 | 5 Min Fri
Many coaches, including myself, often don’t see themselves as leader in their coaching role. However, there are many connections we can find between coaching and leadership. Leadership and leaders, in this context, means the characteristics and actions related...
by Kim Cofino | Apr 23, 2021 | 5 Min Fri
Today’s post and 5 Min Fri video has been inspired by conversations that I’m having with my The Coach participants and my Private Mentoring clients, and a recent conversation that I had with Jennifer Abrams, the author of Hard Conversations, which is...
by Kim Cofino | Apr 16, 2021 | 5 Min Fri
Oftentimes as coaches, we might be the only person in our school or our building or a district that is the instructional leader for our specific area. So sometimes that can feel a little bit stressful. You’re trying to work towards a school goal, but maybe you...
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