Coaching in a Culture of Change

Coach to Improve Teaching


Learn from nationally-acclaimed author and coach Katherine Casey about the evolving role of coaching in improving classroom practice. This includes how to help teachers make data-driven decisions based on evidence of student learning. This two-day interactive session is designed to deepen educators’ understanding of how the complex challenges around instructional improvement can be addressed through site-embedded professional development.

This session is open to practitioners from all grade levels and content areas, including returning participants.  We strongly encourage participants to attend with colleagues who can help them transfer the work to their particular contexts.  Many participants value the opportunity to collaborate with a site- or district-based team (e.g. a principal and a coach from the same school, or a group of district literacy coaches and their supervisor).  All individuals are welcome, regardless of experience.


Program Outcomes


Participants will:

  • Discuss what research reveals about how people learn
  • Learn about models of coaching practice and deepen coaching conversations
  • Analyze assessment data to inform teaching decisions
  • Describe the role of school and district leaders in supporting the work of coaching
  • Create professional development implications for improving student learning at your site

Program Design


During this two-day interactive session, participants will:

  • Analyze videos of both teaching and coaching practice
  • Examine coaching artifacts
  • Collaborate and learn with partners and groups
  • Read and discuss professional texts and resources

Contact

Grace Chiu, Project Director
gracemay@u.washington.edu
206-221-3547
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