Coaching Strategies to support Educator Effectiveness

This is a ONE day event. Please only register for one day: June 25 OR 26. We would greatly appreciate if you would register for June 26th to fill that date first. 

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:

1. Develop and use coaching language as a formative tool in teacher development, including SLO related conversations.
2. Practice the use of a coaching protocol in order to move educators to professional growth and application.
3. Analyze and assess differentiated support that establishes an environment for professional growth.
4. Determine coaching strategies for application.

We recommend teams from schools/district attend together.

Seating is limited to 50. A stipend of $150 will be provided to those that attend.

One credit available through St. Mary's University for $140. (Information given the day of event)

Breakfast, Lunch & Snacks Provided

Presenters: Mark Bingen & Jonathan Dunn, Cardinal Stritch

Location: Florian Gardens
                 2340 Lorch Avenue
                 Eau Claire, WI

Time: 8:30 AM - 3:30 PM