David Pittman encourages instructional coaches to get out of the office in the early days of the school year. H offers several practical suggestions for how to set the tone for healthy relationships.
Josie Stewart and Hannah Tills compare embarking on a new curriculum program to a journey to a new country. Their “travel tips” and encouragement will position instructional coaches to navigate the new program.
Heather Fisher wisely encourages school leaders to take the time to walk in the shoes of those we lead. When we do this, we position ourselves to become more connected with our teachers, more aware of their individual and collective needs, more credible in their eyes, and more mindful of suggesting working alternatives.
Stella Villalba suggests that we consider how to continue creating spaces where learning is co-created with a community. In this second installment, she offers questions for reflective practice and practical ways to amplify teachers’ brilliance.