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At the heart of this issue of The Learning Professional is the recognition that coaches are on the front lines, just like teachers and principals.
A coach reassigned to a virtual classroom during the pandemic shares what she learned about the kinds of support teachers need and how coaches can provide it.
A strengths-based coaching program for middle and high school teachers is helping educators respond to the demands and stresses of the pandemic.
Orange County Public Schools in Florida tailors professional learning to coaches’ roles and needs.
Kildeer Countryside School District 96 uses data to adapt its coaching program to respond to shifting currents and evolving needs.
A continuum of co-teaching strategies helps coaches and teachers navigate the complex process of shared instruction.
Through Learning Forward’s Coaches Academy, coaches learn the skills to grow into their new roles.
Infographic shows how important coaching is to Learning Forward members and the field.
Coaches can use data to increase learning, engagement, and hope.
District leaders should align coaching with an overall district improvement strategy in order to see a return on their investment in coaching.
Adding coaching to high-quality professional learning for principals increases the impact of their learning experience.
The Empowering Educators to Excel (E3) project reveals strategies for overcoming challenges to building system-wide coaching.
School leaders can support coaching by attending to school culture, growth mindset, scheduling, and communication.
Job-embedded coaching provides the support that many principals lack.
The effort-to-impact matrix is a simple but valuable tool for setting priorities and taking action.
How this issue’s articles embody the Standards for Professional Learning.
Transformative learning starts with transforming ourselves, using a three-stage approach to build and strengthen relationships across difference.
Model classrooms spread best practices and give teachers an opportunity to be lead learners among their colleagues.
SEL coaches and specialists are an underutilized resource for building equity.
Researchers use evidence to refute six common myths about teacher professional learning.
The latest research on the demand for online professional learning, teacher recruitment and retention, ESSER plans, and more.
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