Instructional Coaching

Building strong ties with teachers is key to being able to support them in improving student outcomes. Hint: Keep some chocolate handy.

When teachers film themselves in the classroom, it helps them reflect on and improve their teaching practice.

Educators can more easily integrate new initiatives with established procedures by mapping the positives and negatives of both.

If schools want a strong collegial atmosphere, they need to foster it intentionally—both across the school and on smaller scales.

Guiding teachers who have years of experience takes sensitivity and a willingness to learn from them at the same time.

Some dos and don’ts for instructional coaches striving to help new teachers make a successful start.

Turning down a new responsibility at work can be tough, but an instructional coach has some advice for how to do it.

Blogger Elena Aguilar shares an excerpt from her recently released book, The Art of Coaching: Effective Strategies for School Transformation.

Check out these tips and sage advice on how to guide a team of teachers and facilitate professional development.

School-improvement coach and former teacher Elena Aguilar shares five things for a teacher to consider before becoming an instructional coach.

See how a high school integrated technology in teaching with the help of an instructional coach.

A new toolkit from Harvard University’s Center for Education Policy Research provides resources to help educators leverage video observations in school communities to improve teacher practice and student learning.

Teacher teams can take a big step toward effective communication by naming what they want to hear and see in group conversations and what they don't want to hear and see.

Blogger and school principal Ben Johnson explains how educational coaching can transform classrooms.

Effective schools and organizations have a mission and vision that motivates, unifies, and guides all stakeholders in their day-to-day operations.