The Instructional Coaching Group blog features articles and interviews of people who:
- believe we should be ongoing learners
- use technology to learn, teach, and lead
- accept personal responsibility for their duties and actions
- know that to teach without hope can be damaging, but to teach with hope can save the world
- infuse people with their love of learning; most importantly, the children they teach
Blog Posts
Your Instructional Coaching Resources for December 7, 2022
Happy December! In this week's newsletter we take closer look at balancing the needs of our schools and protecting time for coaches to partcipate in meaningful coaching interactions with an article by ICG Senior Consultant Sharon Thomas. We also include details about...
Your Instructional Coaching Resources November 30, 2022
Hello and welcome to the ICG newsletter! As we close in on the end of the year, we hope you are finding ways to connect with your colleagues and students. In this week's newsletter we take closer look at role clarity and defining instructional coaching evaluation...
Your Instructional Coaching Resources: November 23, 2022
Hello and welcome to the ICG newsletter! In this fourth week of November, we hope you're taking time to unwind, visit with loved ones, and making time for self care. In this week's newsletter we take closer look at evaluating instructional coaches with an article...
What’s New at ICG – Nov 16, 2022
Hello and welcome to the new Instructional Coaching Group blog! As our products, services, and team have grown over the past few years, it's become apparent that we have lots of valuable coaching resources to share with you. In creating this weekly newsletter, we hope...
The Learning Zone ASCD: How Not to Hit Land Mines in Coaching Conversations
Our ability to separate our challenges from our identity in our coaching conversations is a crucial step in having more meaningful, life-giving conversations. Cultivating a familiarity with each of the 4 parts of identity might just be the step needed to engage more...
3 Resources for Asking Better Questions
"Good questions open up conversations, generate respect, accelerate learning, and build relationships." - Jim Knight BETTER CONVERSATIONS One key insight into the early research on instructional coaching by Jim Knight and colleagues at the Instructional Coaching Group...
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