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The three words, Show. Don’t. Tell. represent what great instructional coaches can do to help teachers see positive change in the classroom....

The end of a reporting or marking period can be an opportunity to reflect about how teachers can best serve the learning of all of their students....

Learn the keys to building a coaching relationship built on trust, communication, and shared goals....

How is it possible for students to take ownership of their learning and to persevere and help themselves when the going gets tough? In this post, teacher Ashlee shares tips that have worked for her and her students....

In-school coaching is timely, actionable, and an investment in making continuous improvement a reality in your building....

Recording a lesson in order to grow your teaching is quick, relatively easy— and it works!...

Learn why personalized, ongoing coaching is one of the most effective tools to help teachers implement new strategies and tools in their classrooms....

Use SAMR evaluation, SMART framework, and other strategies to get the classroom back on track in the new year. ...