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Being an Effective Coach
presented by Jan Hill and Kay Hawk

 
22 July 2010
9.00am - 3.00pm
Learning Network NZ, Cnr Soljan & Universal Drives, Henderson

 
This course is cancelled.
 
 

 
Target Audience: Primary and Secondary Principals and DPs and/or APs with responsibility for Professional Development and/or Curriculum Delivery

What is 'coaching'?
  • Providing effective professional development that shifts the focus from the staffroom to the classroom
  • Teachers working with each other in ongoing professional learning relationships
  • Providing useful feedback and feedforward to teachers
  • Giving teachers support and building their confidence
  • Breaking down the barriers between and within Departments and Syndicates
  • Ensuring deep and sustained learning for teachers
The potential?
Improved teacher practice; improved learning opportunities for students; improved student achievement.

The workshop will cover:
  • The philosophy of coaching
  • What is coached (i.e. the focus of the coaching)
  • The role of the coach
  • Collecting teaching and learning data
  • How to organise a coaching programme
  • How to get started
  • Training coaches
  • How coaching fits with appraisal
  • What about competency?


Schools will find it beneficial to send more than one participant - see multiple booking discount information above.
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
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ASSOCIATED FACILITATORS
Jan Hill
Kay Hawk