by Kim Cofino | Sep 15, 2021 | 5 Min Fri
Today’s post reflects some of the insights that I learned from conducting the Women Who Lead interviews. (Women Who Lead is our newest online certificate program designed for growing & aspiring leaders, featuring the voices and experience of over 70...
by Kim Cofino | Sep 1, 2021 | 5 Min Fri
Sometimes teachers aren’t just quite ready for coaching… yet… But, they are interested in improving student learning and achieving their professional goals. So, when we, as coaches, want to conduct a formal coaching cycle with them, it can feel...
by Kim Cofino | Aug 26, 2021 | 5 Min Fri
The first days of the school year are always a whirlwind, but they’re a great opportunity to start the year well in your coaching role! Here are 8 strategies to start the year right, as an instructional coach! 1: Be Extra Visible Especially at the very beginning...
by Kim Cofino | Jun 4, 2021 | 5 Min Fri
Well, it’s been another roller coaster of a year, and we’re all feeling pretty exhausted. Whether you’re back to face to face learning, or you’re still remote or hybrid, this is a great time to show appreciate for the teachers you’ve...
by Diana Beabout | May 29, 2021 | 5 Min Fri
In this post, Diana is sharing three coaching frameworks that can be used to assess how the role of the coach is, or is not, balanced given the different responsibilities, situations, and contexts they may be involved in within their school or organization. The main...
by Eduro Learning | May 22, 2021 | 5 Min Fri
We are always looking for strategic ways to build a coaching culture in our school communities. On this season of the #coachbetter podcast, I spoke with Margaret Powers, Director of STEAM Innovation at the Agnes Irwin school outside of Philadelphia. In that episode...
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