Wednesday, April 10, 2019
The articles may reference specific programs and models, but this does not denote an endorsement from myself or the state. Rather, by sharing the many methods of coaching, your school or district may be better informed on what works best for you.
CESA 6 Learning Opportunity
Join CESA 6 for their Educator Leadership and Coaching Expert series on April 30th. This month’s expert is Diane Sweeney. See the description below and check out the flyer for more information.
APRIL 30, 2019: LEADING STUDENT–CENTERED COACHING
How do you build an effective coaching program from the ground up? How can you get more impact from your current coaching program? It begins with the school principal and teacher leaders. Join us to: Grasp the importance of partnering with coaches to leverage student learning; Develop strategies to separate coaching from supervision; and create authentic teacher engagement in the coaching effort.
Networking Opportunity
Connecting with other coaches is important. Check out the UW Student-Centered Coaching Collaborative Coaching Conversations. Each session addresses a new topic. The next conversation will be on May 9th from 12:00 to 1:00 pm CST. Starting with this session, part of the time will be dedicated to discussing Elena Aguilar's most recent book, Onward: Cultivating Emotional Resilience in Educators. There will also be some time to reflect on the 2018-19 school year while also pondering the 2019-20 school year ahead. Here's the link to connect in May:https://go.wisc.edu/l4thds. A flyer is linked for more information.
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