by Jim Knight | Jul 15, 2021 | Coaching Videos, Self-Coaching |
As we all continue to adjust to new ways of communicating and working with one another over distances (as well as changing safety guidelines), it can be easy to fall into behaviors or patterns that can be damaging to coaching relationships and prevent learning. In... by Matt Kelly | Jul 13, 2021 | Coaching Conversations, Equity, Self-Coaching, TLC conference |
TLC 2021 breakout presenter, Natasha L. Robinson, is the President of T3 Leadership Solutions, Inc. and an international speaker, leadership consultant, mentor, and executive leadership coach with more than 20 years of leadership and mentoring experience in the... 
by Jim Knight | Jun 15, 2021 | New Coaches, New Teachers, Self-Coaching |
The following post has been adapted and condensed from a piece written by Jim Knight in ICG’s brand new Instructional Coaching Planner. Download your copy here. —– Coaches who understand their purpose and make good decisions about their work are more... by Jim Knight | Jun 1, 2021 | Self-Coaching |
Coaches are better able to lead themselves, and consequently lead others, if they are motivated by a purpose bigger than themselves, make good decisions, and focus their time on the most important tasks. Unfortunately, as most people know, turning ideas into action is... 
by Jim Knight | Apr 13, 2021 | Self-Coaching, The Coach's Playlist |
The Coach’s Playlist is a two-minute read packed with information based on an essential part of coaching. This week’s topic: PEERS Goals The Idea: The most effective goals are PEERS goals: Powerful – they will have a socially significant impact on... by Jim Knight | Mar 16, 2021 | Instructional Coaching, Self-Coaching |
Coaches who know their purpose are more motivated and better able to explain the power of coaching. Nevertheless, their ability to lead is limited if they make poor decisions. Nobel Laureate Daniel Kahneman’s insights about decision-making (2011) illuminate the... 
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