There are many ways Instructional Coaches can support the teachers in the classroom, but many times agreements must be in place before coaching begins
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For most individuals, the term “collaborative learning” really sounds strange. But the meaning of this term is very simple, as it is already being applied in almost all learning institutions – knowingly and unknowingly to us. Collaborative learning is necessary for growth
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What if I told you that teachers can receive their own support system. With the use of today’s technology, it is now possible! Everyone needs a coach! Coaches provide an outside perspective and can see things that we may be doing wrong, or need to do better, which can help us perform at a higher level
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If you are excited about online resources and learning! Here are some coding opportunities for you!
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The technological world now has a mind blowing effect in the society which also includes the way education has evolved. If statistical figures are anything to go by
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Social and Emotional Learning is the process through which children effectively apply the knowledge, attitudes, and skills necessary to understand and manage emotions
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As a beginning of the year coaching you want to be successful… right? In order to be effective as a literacy coach you have to understand that your teachers are not children. There is a slight learning curve that comes along with becoming a new coach
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If you have a student in need of support or that are in risk of falling further behind. These are programs that will help. According to Nancy and Robert an effective pull-out program for students fall into these three categories.
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Of course we know that when parents feel welcomed and are invited in the school often they are more likely to be involved in their children’s education.
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The beginning of the year is so exciting for teachers and coaches, you get the freedom to imagine your what things could be. There is so much inspiration from teachers and so many people to meet
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As a beginning of the year coaching you want to be successful… right? In order to be effective as a literacy coach you have to understand that your teachers are not children
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Introducing virtual reality to students who are just kids can be overwhelming both to the student and the teacher. However, if harnessed properly, virtual reality can be a great lesson aid in the classroom
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Members of a school community experience their environment through school climate, meaning a place where they feel safe, where they can engage and feel successful
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Why don’t we learn about investing in schools? Today, you can take wood-shop or auto as an elective but not take a class on investing; where did we go wrong? When we talk about literacy
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Can you or your child survive in the 21st century? Well, if you are a 45 year old mother struggling to get a job because you do not know how to use a computer, or an immigrant that doesn’t understand that you can call your family for free
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Are you intelligent? When you are confronted with problems, what are your next steps? There are certain attributes or habits of mind that intelligent learners need to have in order to help them be successful throughout their lives.
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Unleash the emergency credentials, we need help in urban schools! I know, and you are right, an emergency teaching certificate is not the ultimate solution but it’s a start. In emergency teacher credentialing
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We understand that in order to reach global communication you need to use the World Wide Web. Technology connects us in ways we would couldn’t imagine 20 years ago.
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I love inclusion… but things are changing in the school systems. It is becoming a challenge for teachers. Teachers share that they struggle with classroom management and parents are concerned about the pace of instruction
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What is dual enrollment, and is it something aspiring college students should do? If you are a high school student who wants to get some or all of your college core courses completed by the time you graduate high school
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