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In this podcast episode, I sit down with my long-time friend Tricia, who has journeyed from a middle school teacher to a recognized authority in instructional coaching and classroom management. Over our 23 years of friendship, I’ve witnessed her transformation firsthand.
We dive into Tricia’s initial doubts about behavior management and how her perspective shifted through her work with the CHAMPS framework. This framework has been pivotal in helping her understand the intricate dynamics of educational systems. Tricia makes a compelling analogy between driving and classroom management, highlighting the critical role of routines and procedures in creating a smooth educational experience.
Throughout our conversation, we emphasize the necessity of establishing clear expectations and providing consistent support. Effective coaching is essential for nurturing a positive learning environment. Ultimately, we underscore how behavior management, instructional coaching, and educational systems are deeply interconnected, each playing a vital role in fostering student success.
Join us as we explore these themes and share insights that can empower educators everywhere!
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In this episode, Jim welcomes Julie Stern to discuss curriculum design, the transfer of learning, and conceptual understanding in education. Julie Stern is passionate about civic education and curriculum design, emphasizing helping students apply classroom learning to real-world situations. In the conversation, Julie introduces the A.C.T. model—Acquire, Connect, Transfer—as a framework for teaching concepts rather than just facts. The episode underscores the importance of conceptual understanding in fostering critical thinking and preparing students to address contemporary societal challenges.
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In this podcast episode, Mileva Tubbs, Program Coordinator of Operations at Como Secondary College in Perth, shares the journey of her instructional coaching program. She candidly discusses the hurdles she faced, like data collection issues and coach turnover, and underscores the critical role of the partnership principles. Mileva also delves into a research study that evaluated the program, highlighting notable gains in coaches’ communication skills and pedagogical knowledge. The conversation broadens to consider how instructional coaching can influence gender representation in leadership and suggests future research avenues. This episode is a testament to the collaborative efforts aimed at improving instructional practices and student outcomes.
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Welcome to this episode of "Coaching Conversations"! I’m excited to dive into a critical topic: resistance and reluctance among teachers in the realm of instructional coaching. Together with Jessica Weiss, we unpack where this resistance often originates—often rooted in past negative experiences or a sense that new initiatives lack real value.
Jessica highlights a vital truth: effective communication and emotional connections are key to breaking down these barriers. We’ll share personal stories that illustrate how clarity, trust, and a supportive environment can transform the coaching experience. When we align our coaching strategies with teachers’ needs and nurture collaborative relationships, we can truly empower them to embrace new practices.
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In this episode of "Coaching Conversations," I welcome back Christian van Nieuwerburgh, a longtime friend and colleague. Together, we discuss the impact of reflective practice on personal growth. Christian’s journey along Route 66 serves as a powerful metaphor for the coaching process, highlighting the importance of reflection, anticipation, and embracing life’s ups and downs.
In this conversation, we emphasize the significance of prioritizing well-being, actively engaging with challenges, and keeping promises to oneself as foundations for meaningful growth. We also underscore that effective communication, engagement, and the use of tools and resources are crucial for developing successful coaching programs. By embracing these principles, we can enhance our coaching practice and inspire others on their paths to self-discovery and development.
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In this episode of "Coaching Conversations," I’m thrilled to sit down with Dr. Nathan Lang-Raad, TLC 2024 presenter, to dive into the exciting intersection of artificial intelligence and education. As a leading voice in instructional coaching and AI, Dr. Lang-Raad brings invaluable insights into how we can harness AI to elevate our coaching practices and support teachers effectively.
Our discussion covers essential AI concepts, addresses the ethical considerations we must keep in mind, and explores practical applications like intelligent tutoring systems and data-driven insights. Throughout our conversation, we underscore the irreplaceable value of human connection and creativity in the educational landscape. We believe that AI should be viewed as a powerful ally—a supportive tool that enhances our efforts rather than replaces the vital relationships we build. Together, we encourage a culture of continuous learning and collaboration among educators, leveraging technology to enrich our practice and ultimately benefit our students.
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In this episode of "Coaching Conversations," Jim Knight and TLC 2024 presenter, Lisa Lande from the Quaglia Institute for School Voice and Aspirations, explore the significance of student and teacher voices in education.
Lisa emphasizes that students inherently have a voice, and the focus should be on creating supportive conditions for them to express it. Jim and Lisa also discuss the importance of involving students in their education.
Together, they highlight the need for educators to view students as partners, differentiate between noise and genuine voice, and utilize student feedback to enhance teaching practices.
Join the conversation to hear how you can create a more inclusive and effective learning environment where all voices are heard and valued.
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In this episode of "Coaching Conversations," TLC 2024 presenter Dr. Courtney Teague, a seasoned educator and coach, shares her philosophy centered on authenticity, empathy, and innovation in coaching.
Dr. Teague highlights the significance of listening and creating "brave spaces" for clients, emphasizing that conflict can serve as a powerful catalyst for personal and professional growth. Engaging with diverse perspectives allows individuals to expand their understanding and enhance their coaching practices.
She also discusses her commitment to staying current with coaching trends and techniques, sharing her unique learning methods, such as observing interactions in everyday settings and drawing insights from various fields, including healthcare. This approach helps her continually refine her coaching skills.
As the educational landscape evolves, Dr. Teague underscores the importance of embracing technology and fostering open dialogue to positively impact clients and the broader community.
This episode encourages you to reflect on your own coaching practices, consider how to embody the principles of uncommon coaching, and serves as a reminder that effective coaching is about empowering individuals to realize their potential and navigate their unique journeys.
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As the new school year begins, the dynamic between instructional coaches and school administrators is key to a successful academic experience. In this episode of “Coaching Conversations,” Jessica Wise and I explore how to cultivate this essential partnership. We cover the critical aspects of effective communication, collaboration, and the conditions needed for a thriving coaching program.
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These insights will help you build a robust coach-administrator partnership and foster a supportive educational environment.
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In episode 90 of Coaching Conversations, Jim chats with Margaret Wheatley, renowned author of books like *Leadership and the New Science* and *Who Do We Choose To Be*. They explore deep topics such as leadership, community, and personal responsibility.
Margaret emphasizes the importance of generosity for building strong teams and communities and discusses how understanding the six stages of civilization can help us navigate today’s complex social issues. She points out that we are currently in a stage of decadence, marked by distraction and entitlement, which affects our societal challenges.
The episode also highlights the value of emotional awareness. Margaret stresses the need to process emotions and its role in personal growth, especially amid fear and misinformation.
Tune in to learn how embracing our best human qualities—consciousness, thoughtfulness, and imagination—can enhance our leadership and contribute positively to society. Generosity, kindness, and creativity are central themes, showing how they foster healthier relationships and communities.
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