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Collaborative Research | Piktochart Infographic Editor - 2 views

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    I created this Infographic to explain a move from cooperation to collaboration in group research, and also support a rubric I am discussing with the Library on individual formative assessment in group research. I am sharing here as we still do not have a clear spot on a hub for this.
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Teaching with Student Data: Growth Mindset in Professional Dialogue « Graded ... - 1 views

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    This is an Infographic that I created based on Match Education MOOC "Four Horsemen of Fixed Mindset". It is a way to help self-analysis in professional dialogue, looking for a growth mindset whenever one is trapped in a fixed mindset loop.
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ASCD Express 9.19 - Instructional Coaches as Wellsprings of Innovation - 1 views

  • Instructional coaches, who work closely with classroom teachers to improve their practice, are an important source of school leadership, but teachers often don't know how to capitalize on this relatively new position in education.
  • If coaches approach teachers collaboratively and with set relationship parameters, present technological changes as support for existing lessons, and use their position and skills to advocate for teachers' needs, they can establish themselves as a strong resource for educational innovation.
  • They should also clearly define the distinction between coaching and supervising.
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  • Furthermore, because instructional coaches work closely with building administrators, they can serve teachers as liaisons to administration. If teachers feel uncomfortable bringing issues, such as scheduling changes, directly to administrators, they can filter such problems through the instructional coach.
  • Resistance to change presents a daunting problem in successful implementation of programs and the educational growth of students
  • Because technology is an ever-changing medium, busy teachers cannot be on top of its innovations. By showing veteran teachers how a new website, educational app, or other technology can enhance an existing lesson, coaches can start a professional dialogue about innovation in a nonthreatening way. Once the strong-minded teacher sees the benefits that technology can bring to their lessons, the barr
  • Today's classrooms are driven by data, but teachers often lack the time and resources to thoroughly analyze data and identify areas of need.
  • Instructional coaches have the time, resources, and ability to look at the big picture in identifying the changes needed to make all students successful.
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Creating a culture of coaching - 2 views

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    Research Associate Full Report. National College. UK. 2011
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Coaching cycle and coaching continuum - 2 views

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    2013 ETO COACHES' ACADEMY Booker T. Washington Senior High Schoo
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Coaching for Teaching and Learning: a practical guide for schools - 3 views

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    National College, Newcastle University, UK
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ETO's Way of Work Instructional Coaching Essentials - 2 views

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    Very useful descriptions of "active" instructional coach role, strategic leadership coaching model, coach's time allocation, calendars vs coaching logs
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What is a Teaching and Learning Coach? - 2 views

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    This is a HaikuDeck that I created to explain what is coaching for HS teachers. Feel free to use or adapt.
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How Coaching Can Impact Teachers, Principals, and Students | Edutopia - 1 views

  • Fortunately, there is a growing body of research indicating that coaching can help create the conditions necessary for instructional practices to change and student outcomes to improve.
  • Coaching allows teachers to apply their learning more deeply, frequently, and consistently than teachers working alone.
  • effective embedded professional learning promotes positive cultural change
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  • Coaching was also linked to teachers' increase in using data to inform practice
  • The likelihood of using new learning and sharing responsibility rises when colleagues, guided by a coach, work together and hold each other accountable for improved teaching and learning.
  • An essential feature of coaching is that it uses the relationships between coaches, principals, and teachers to create the conversation that leads to behavioral, pedagogical, and content knowledge change.
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    The following is an excerpt from the book, The Art of Coaching: Effective Strategies for School Transformation. It offers a coaching framework and dozens of tools which can used by a range of educators. The following is from chapter one. What Can Coaching Do for a School?
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Technology, Coaching and Community - 0 views

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    Power Partners for Improved Professional Development in Primary and Secondary Education An ISTE White Paper, Special Conference Release
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