Coaching to Increase Student Achievement

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Who It's For

Coaches and administrators

Format

In Person | Virtual

Duration

1 day

Credit Hours

5 hours

Presenter

ICG Certified Consultant

Price

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Measuring and Promoting Student Achievement

This workshop gives educators the tools they need to set student achievement goals, monitor progress, and adjust teaching practices to increase learning.

Partnering with Teachers

  • Set goals with teachers and identify the level and kind of learning they intend for their students
  • Understand and help teachers implement strategies that increase student achievement

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Partner with ICG to increase student achievement

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Coaching Designed to Increase Student Learning

01

What and How Do I Want My Students to Learn?

Knowledge (content knowledge), skills (procedural knowledge), big ideas (conceptual knowledge)

Acquisition, connection, transfer

Tools for assessing the level and kind of learning

02

Strategies to Increase Student Achievement

Clarifying guiding questions

Specific proficiencies

Formative assessment

Learning maps

Bring ICG to Your School or District

For teams interested in bringing an Instructional Coaching Group workshop to their school or district for a custom or private session, fill out this request form.

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Course Materials

01 Workbook and High Impact Instruction bundle
The course workbook and High-Impact Instruction bundle purchased separately.

Positive Impact on Students’ Lives

ICG’s vision is to partner with instructional coaches to help teachers make a greater positive impact on the lives of students. One of the most direct ways to do that is to focus on student
achievement. Learn more from the Data Toolkit in The Impact Cycle (2017) and in High-Impact Instruction (2012) by Jim Knight.

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