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Coaching from the District to the Classroom: Ensuring Consistency, Transparency, and Impact

Published 8 months, 3 weeks ago
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Presented by Dr. Raymond Barnes, Chief of Schools, Savannah-Chatham County Public School System (GA); Dr. Bryan Willis-Reese, Principal, Allgood Elementary School, DeKalb County Schools (GA); and Derrick L. McMahon, Jr., Former Educator, Senior Customer Success Manager

This edWeb podcast is sponsored by Level Data.

The edLeader Panel recording can be accessed here.

Coaching takes many shapes and forms in districts across the country and is used to advance a wide range of strategic priorities, from supporting teacher growth and implementing evidence-based instructional practices to building leadership capacity. During this edWeb podcast, you hear from a chief of schools and a principal from two Georgia districts about their different goals for coaching and how they’re ensuring every educator receives the high-quality individualized support they need to drive student achievement.

You learn:

  • Strategies to implement a consistent coaching framework across schools
  • The role technology can play in streamlining, simplifying, and standardizing the coaching process
  • Best practices to align district, school, and individual teacher goals to coaching and professional learning activities
  • How to use coaching and observation data to inform coaching practices and dosage, monitor progress against goals, and track impact

Whether your district has a well-established coaching program or is just getting started, you’re sure to gain insights to strengthen implementation and drive even greater outcomes for both students and teachers. This edWeb podcast is of interest to PreK-12 school leaders, district leaders, education technology leaders, instructional coaches, and professional learning coaches.

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