Using Action-Oriented, Multi-Layer Coaching to Nurture Instructional Success

Just like a professional athlete has a coach, professional educators need coaches to build and maintain their peak performance. There is a damaging belief that professionals have all the knowledge and skills required to be successful from day one on the job.

One critical attribute of professionalism is to always be in the work of learning and improving your craft. Coaching is about amplifying what is working and setting a clear pathway to improve performance over time. Learn how you can use a three-part coaching cycle that includes lesson rehearsal, lesson observation, and learning analysis to promote greater educator and student success over time.

FACILITATORS

Dr. Keli Swearingen, Dr. Brittany Whitby, and Alexa Rowek, Leading Educators

 

This event is part of PowerHours Monthly Workshops, recurring monthly workshops that serve as a space to connect our network educators with relevant, high quality, timely workshop content from a variety of providers. Feel free to share with any teacher, school leader, or systems leader you know. PowerHours is open to Teach For America alum and non-alum.

Learn about upcoming workshops here.