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Leadership for Coaching takes the viewer inside five PAHSCI high schools where school-based and district-based leaders share how they have created and sustained high quality instructional coaching in their schools. This video shows 5 high school teachers and their coaches using the Before/During/After (BDA) instructional coaching model.

In this video, Steve starts out talking about the importance of creating a coaching culture where teachers are coaching each other. He uses the metaphor of plate spinning to discuss how to begin this culture. Steve then introduces the three types of coaching in general and discusses technical coaching in specific.

Get connected to the best resources for The Big Four Questions help people to think; statements invite challenge. Your role as a coach is to help people think things through for themselves. Effective question... Added by Kansas Coaching Project

The Big Four is a set of tools that instructional coaches can use as they work with teachers. The tools fall into four main categories: classroom management, content planning, instruction, and assessment for learning. CRL Workout is an opportunity for researchers to share new projects and for audience members to share their own suggestions for those projects. Researchers have 20 minutes to present their ideas, and audience members have 40 minutes to provide praise, suggestions, and other insights.

In this video Steve Barkley discusses the two beliefs that underscore coaching. The first is that educators should be observed once a week and receive feedback. The second is that the most skilled educators should be coached the most.