• Weekly Coaching Roundup, Week 50: December 11, 2020

    TeachBoost Team

    Weekly Coaching Roundup - December 2020 (Seasonal)

    This week we learned three twists on common coaching activities, barrier-breaking conversation starters, tips for taking control of your remote classrooms, how to overcome planning paralysis, and more. Enjoy! 😀

  • 4 Key Mindsets for Coaching Remotely

    Stephanie Affinito

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    Coaching and leading remotely is a new challenge for most instructional coaches, and it requires a shift in the way we think and carry out our daily routines. Stephanie Affinito, literacy education professor at the University at Albany in New York, is back with some of her must-have attributes of ICs working remotely.

  • Weekly Coaching Roundup, Week 14: April 3, 2020

    TeachBoost Team

    Weekly Coaching Roundup - April 2020 (Half) (Seasonal)

    Learn how reflecting on your daily practices and actions can lead to a bit more consistency in your day-to-day, discover some tools to help communicate better remotely, find out how to set yourself up for continuous growth as a coach, read some tips for coaching with confidence, and more. Enjoy! 😀

  • March 2020 Instructional Coaching Must-Reads

    TeachBoost Team

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    March undoubtedly brought a whirlwind of change into our lives, as well as a major and sudden shift in the way we teach and coach. We put some resources together to try to help you adjust to these realities in this Must Reads, and we're going to continue to focus on dealing with change, distance learning and remote work, and how to continue your instructional coaching practice in new ways. Enjoy! ☘️

  • Weekly Coaching Roundup, Week 2: January 10, 2020

    TeachBoost Team

    Weekly Coaching Roundup - January 2020 (Half) (Seasonal)

    Find out how you can publicize and promote your coaching role, help teachers better plan for parent-teacher conferences, why it's so important for you to stand by and support teachers as they take instructional risks, and more. Enjoy!

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