Coaching is one of the most powerful forms of professional learning, leading to improved teacher instruction and student achievement (Kraft, 2018). Too often, educators limit its potential by assuming that it can only be done by people with the word “coach” in their title. In fact, coaching is a set of skills that anyone who leads and supports others can use. Principals, assistant principals, supervisors, teacher leaders, and other education professionals can improve their teams’ work by developing strong coaching skills like listening, questioning, and paraphrasing. You don’t need the job title to be a coach. Coaching is a set of skills for anyone who leads and supports: principals, assistant principals, supervisors, teacher leaders, and other education professionals. #coaching #educoach Share on X At the