The Instructional Coaching Blog

The ICG 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.

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The Learn Stage: Modeling Teaching Strategies

The Impact Cycle
Learn
Teaching Strategies
Co-Teaching

In this blog post, Jim Knight describes one important aspect of the learn stage: modeling teaching strategies.

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Leading Yourself is About Practicing Self-Care

Coaches as Leaders
Leading Yourself

In this blog post, Jim Knight talks about one way to lead yourself.

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Strategies for Finding Common Ground

Finding Common Ground
Common Ground
Communication
Better Conversations
Habits

In this post, Jim Knight shares four strategies for finding common ground so you can have better conversations.

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High-Impact Teaching Strategies: Formative Assessments

High-Impact Instruction
Formative Assessments
Teaching Strategies

Read along to learn why teachers should use formative assessments and how to use them effectively.

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Cognitive Engagement

Gathering Data
Engagement

In this blog post, Jim Knight discusses how to collect data for cognitive engagement.

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360-Evaluation Approach

System Support
Evaluating Instructional Coaching

This blog post delves into the 360-evaluation approach of gathering feedback on coaches' performance from coaches, teachers, and admin.

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