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If more schools took the time for collaborative planning rather than top-down PD, we'd be in a better place.

Define your role as an instructional coach to these 3 important people. Be clear on what instructional coaching is and is not to have a greater impact.

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How can you use a coaching menu to support your teachers? On this episode of The Coaching Podcast, instructional coach Raymi Royo shares how she uses a coaching menu with her teaching team. She discusses the benefits of using a coaching menu, how it helped her teachers understand their students better, and how it changed their approach to learning. If you're looking for ways to support your teachers, this is a great episode for you!

As an instructional coach, there are certain items that can make supporting teachers easier. Each of the items shared here are highly recommended by myself as a teacher leader working in multiple buildings across a large district. Grab a binder and fill it with essentials like your standards, pacing guide, and teacher performance rubrics. Below…

What is your role, coach? As an instructional coach, if we can't clearly define our role and what we are there to do, I can guarante...

When most people think of professional development, they imagine sitting in a room listening to someone talk at them for hours on end. But w...

Teachers need to get to a point where they feel like they need their grade level content teams in order to plan and implement curriculum, not like going to a team meeting is just one more thing or a waste of time. So how can instructional coaches help to create Collective Teacher Efficacy in teams? I’m glad you asked! Here are SEVEN tangible ways you as an instructional coach or literacy coach can intentionally help to create high-functioning teams that positively impact students’ learning.

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