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7 Blogs for 7 Factors: How Research Can Guide Coaching Success

by Sharon Thomas | Nov 1, 2018 | Instructional Coaching | 0 comments

Over the next 7 weeks, the Radical Learners blog will examine Jim Knight’s 7 Success Factors for Effective Coaching Programs. These success factors (grounded in more than 20 years of research) are also the frame for ICG’s certification program for instructional...

Are You Coaching or Providing Technical Support?

by Jim Knight | May 24, 2018 | Instructional Coaching | 0 comments

In my work, I meet a lot of coaches who are struggling because they can’t seem to fit what they do into their model for coaching.  Sometimes this conflict arises because coaches have learned to be facilitative coaches when they are expected to be dialogical coaches. ...

The One Thing That Can Most Damage a Coaching Relationship

by Jim Knight | May 17, 2018 | Instructional Coaching | 0 comments

Conversations will almost always fail when they involve what Michael Fullan refers to as judgmentalism.  Fullan writes, “One of the ways not to develop capacity is through criticism, punitive consequences, or what I more comprehensively call judgementalism....

Seeing Reality: Feedback that Moves Coaching Forward

by Sharon Thomas | May 3, 2018 | Instructional Coaching, Uncategorized | 0 comments

Accountability. Qualitative Feedback. Quantitative feedback. Data. Evaluation. These words loom over educators and schools every day. Often, these terms carry connotations of “reward and punishment” and “top-down management style,” concepts that are typically at odds...

Coaching Author Steve Barkley’s Top Five Podcasts

by Jim Knight | Mar 13, 2018 | Instructional Coaching | 0 comments

Steve Barkley is a long-time friend of the Teaching, Learning, Coaching Conference having presented with us on several occasions.  His book, Quality Teaching in a Culture of Coaching, was one of the first I read as I prepared to write Instructional Coaching, and my...

PETER DEWITT’S FIVE BEST BLOGS ABOUT COACHING

by Jim Knight | Feb 20, 2018 | Instructional Coaching | 0 comments

One of the presenters at this year’s Teaching Learning and Coaching Conference, Peter DeWitt, shared some great news last week—he’s bringing back his blog Finding Common Ground, which we consider one of the best blogs out there.  In this post, we’ve included five of...
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