***CANCELLED*** Coaching Strategies to support Educator Effectiveness
Registration Closed.
Last Date to Register: 10/4/2014 12:01 AM
Last Date to Cancel: 10/7/2014 12:01 AM
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This is a ONE day event. Please only register October 8th OR 9th.
Note: If there isn't a minimum of 15 people on either day, we will need to cancel the 2nd day & combine the audience into one day.
Learning to teach is a career-long, developmental process that involves a continuous cycle of planning, teaching, and reflecting. This cycle is most greatly enhanced by effective coaching. It is with focused, intentional practices a group of educators can pursue a career of growth towards expertise. This one day session focuses on the skills, strategies and tools necessary for successful peer coaching.
Learning Outcomes:
- Develop and use coaching language as a formative tool in teacher development, including SLO related conversations.
- Practice the use of a coaching protocol in order to move educators to professional growth and application.
- Analyze and assess differentiated support that establishes an environment for professional growth.
- Determine coaching strategies for application.
We recommend teams from schools/district attend together.
One credit available through St. Mary's University for $140. (Information given the day of event)
Lunch Provided
Presenters: Mark Bingen & Jonathan Dunn, Cardinal Stritch