Instructional coaching

The relationship between teachers and coaches can be tricky. Here's what the best instructional coaches do, according to teachers.

Moving into a coaching role as a teacher can be daunting for anyone. You spent years in the classroom perfecting your craft and all of a sudden you are in a new role and feel like a first year teacher all over again. But, you don’t have to. This post serves as a guide for…

Browse over 30 educational resources created by Christina Hamilton in the official Teachers Pay Teachers store.

The coaching cycle. We hear about it all of the time. It's a best-practice approach to working with individual teachers, honoring that th...

Earlier this week, I broke out the cool new pens I got for Christmas and got to work on putting together my coaching cycle schedule for this next quarter. Creating new schedules throughout the year is a cool opportunity for us coaches. It’s kind of like having a mini beginning-of-school-year kick off more than just […]

The authors of The Coach Approach provide insight into their favorite technology tools for instructional coaches and best practices for school coaching.

Kayleigh Wright, technology coach in Oregon, teaches us how to whip up a coaching menu to help explain your coaching role to teachers and share all of the different ways you can help support them. Bon appétit!

Instructional coaches can be powerful partners in growth. Let's explore growth coaching questions and ways coaches can support educators.

As an instructional coach, there are certain items that can make supporting teachers easier. Each of the items shared here are highly recommended by myself as a teacher leader working in multiple buildings across a large district. Grab a binder and fill it with essentials like your standards, pacing guide, and teacher performance rubrics. Below…

It’s time to start thinking about back to school. This August on the Coaching Podcast we’re chatting about how to get ready for the beginnin...