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Establishing a Culture of Coaching: Building Blocks to BDA

Establishing a Culture of Coaching: Building Blocks to BDA. January 8, 2014 Joanne Krett & Justin Rodrigues Woodland Hills Junior High School Christopher Caton PIIC Mentor, Intermediate Unit 3. Establishing Credibility. Establishing Credibility.

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Establishing a Culture of Coaching: Building Blocks to BDA

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  1. Establishing a Culture of Coaching:Building Blocks to BDA January 8, 2014 Joanne Krett& Justin Rodrigues Woodland Hills Junior High School Christopher Caton PIIC Mentor, Intermediate Unit 3

  2. Establishing Credibility

  3. Establishing Credibility • Why you? Why were you hired by your district to be an instructional coach?

  4. Establishing Credibility • Full Building Professional Development • Modeling instructional strategies “walk the walk” • “Walk the Line” between teaching staff and admin • Being the “Expert” • Building involvement • Create a functional workspace

  5. Establish Credibility: Create a workspace Old Office New Classroom

  6. Building Relationships

  7. Building Relationships Activity: “SWiPand Whip” Text Rendering: Directions: As you read the blog, capture one sentence, one word and onephrase that resonate with you.

  8. The Feedback Loop Feedback Loop Article from Wired Magazine http://goo.gl/x9qBl

  9. Building Relationships

  10. Assuming a Leadership Role

  11. Assuming a Leadership Role In your role as an instructional coach, how comfortable are you calling yourself a leader?

  12. Assuming a Leadership Role • Responsibility to lead • Spending the social capital • Part of being the “Expert” and the “Knower” • Staying current through PD • PIIC, Local IU, District Meetings, Reading, etc • Mirror and Window • Micro and macro vision

  13. Coaching Focus

  14. Coaching Focus “I think every leader in any company is an editor. Taking all of these ideas and you’re editing them down to one cohesive story, and in my case, my job is to edit the team, so we have a great team that can produce the great work.” Twitter founder – Jack Dorsey

  15. 2011:Year One

  16. 2012: Year Two

  17. 2013: Year Three

  18. ProfessionalIdea Exchange (P.I.E.) • Think about some of the “lollipop moments” you’ve had as a coach that have contributed to a culture of professional growth in your building. • Each group has been assigned one of the four elements. • Write your best idea on a slice of pie & put the group’s “pie” together. Name it and give a reason for your analogy. i.e. It’s a PUMPKIN pie because even when our efforts get SQUASHED, we move sweetly forward.

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