by Matt Kelly | Dec 16, 2021 | Instructional Coaching, Research |
A couple weeks ago, Jim Knight tweeted that he was trying to round up all the great research on coaching, and he encouraged followers to share their dissertations or theses. The response has been incredible! Jim received a lot of requests to share what people sent, so... 
by Jim Knight | Dec 1, 2021 | Instructional Coaching, Partnership Principles |
Success stories in instructional coaching often feel personal. They grow from the needs and goals of fully dimensional people. One teacher’s classroom goals may be completely different from another’s and require different strategies. Administrators and... 
by Matt Kelly | Nov 16, 2021 | Guest Post, Instructional Coaching |
The Instructional Coaching Group team is back in action after another powerful Teaching Learning Coaching Conference, and we want to thank everyone for making #TLC2021 one of the best conferences we’ve ever had! If you attended, don’t forget that breakout... 
by Matt Kelly | Oct 5, 2021 | Instructional Coaching, New Coaches, Professional Learning |
We’re often asked “Which workshop is the most important?” This is a tricky question to answer because the issues that stand out usually tend to vary from school to school, and district to district. However, hearing this need for districts to get to... 
by Sharon Thomas | Sep 21, 2021 | Guest Post, Instructional Coaching |
This post is Part 4 of a 5-part series. Catch up on Parts 1, 2, and 3. I’m an English major who married a business major. Given all of the troubles of the world today, this may not sound like a huge problem. But in the day-to-day struggle of how people who love each... 
by Sharon Thomas | Sep 14, 2021 | Guest Post, Instructional Coaching |
Pexels Everything in a school feels like a fire drill. Educators deal with so many issues and crises every minute of the day that it’s hard not to see the average school day as a series of one stop-everything-and-take-action fire drill after another. “The kids...
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