What is Coaching?

Coaches provide non-evaluative support to enhance teacher quality through meaningful professional development tied to standards, curriculum, research and best practices. They provide non-evaluative follow-up support to teams or individual staff members to effectively implement new learning and collaborate with staff to encourage reflective practices and instruction.

How Can an Instructional Coach Help Me?

Collaboration...Partnership...Planning...

Co-Planning Support- Plan a lesson, a week, or unit together
Differentiation Support-Help design tiered activities and assessments
Resource Recommendations-Gather resources to support lessons, ideas, and more
Co-Teaching-Teach together and learn from one another
Content Support-Help you support the needs of students
Model Lessons-Teach a lesson in your classroom so you can observe an instructional practice in action
Classroom Visit-Provide feedback on a lesson or area in a non-evaluative manner
Review Student Work- Look at work and determine strengths and places to grow
Data Review-Look at student data and figure out next steps
Reflection-Reflect on student learning or your own practice
Professional Learning- Support your needs as you learn and grow
Listening and Support- Lend an ear for a topic of your choice.

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