Instructional coaches support students and educators through professional development, relationship building, and much more. Like so many things in education (and life) this year, education […]
As educators, we talk a lot about how teaching and learning has dramatically changed as a result of the pandemic. We seem to be talking […]
How do you blend technology into instruction while also providing coaching support? In this third installment of Coaching for Results, we’ll explore several key concepts. […]
Building strong relationships with those you coach is one of the most important things an instructional coach can do. In this blog, I mentioned how […]
Working with educators to improve teaching and learning is an amazing job. It’s full of promise and friendship and possibilities. But it can also be […]
Goal setting is an essential part of Instructional Leadership, yet also laden with many difficulties. What do we need to do to create meaningful goals?
Instructional coaching is an incredibly rewarding career, and each day can be filled with both excitement and challenges. When I think back to the time […]
“This particular book is about the professional deep-end work we do in schools: the projects we undertake, the initiatives we are tasked to move forward […]
A teacher in a differentiated classroom does not classify herself as someone who ‘already differentiates instruction.’ Rather that teacher is fully aware that every hour […]
This post was originally published in @PeterMDeWitt’s blog Finding Common Ground in Education Week. Today’s guest post is written by frequent Finding Common Ground blogger Lisa Westman. […]
Faith is hard. LOL & also UGH… Harvesting the fruits of faith is difficult even though they are among the sweetest of things. Faith, in one […]
“When teachers stop learning, so do students.” Jim Knight, Unmistakable Impact: A Partnership Approach for Dramatically Improving Instruction Instructional coaching might be the best non-technological advancement […]