Tag Archives: Leadership
Follow the Code
It can be difficult to discern the right thing to do when faced with competing or contradicting beliefs. If it is a dilemma in the workplace, such as a school system, guiding principles can be especially important. Teachers must consider … Continue reading
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Tagged Association of American Educators, code of ethics, Education, ethics, Leadership, teaching
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Starting Over
I love Mondays. Not many people can say that, but I really do love Mondays. As the first day of the work week, I believe Mondays give me a fresh start and a chance to make improvements from the last … Continue reading
Live as a Learner
Instructional Rounds in Education, a book about improving teaching and learning by conducting rounds (similar to medical model) where a team observes, discusses, and analyzes classrooms, details seven principles of the instructional core. Here is one that had a lasting impression on … Continue reading
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Tagged adult learners, Coaching, Education, Leadership, learning, teaching
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The Truth Is…
If reenacted by teachers, the profound Nicholson statement, “You can’t handle the truth!” would startle some school leaders because, quite frankly, I have known some who can’t and don’t want to hear it. As an instructional coach, I have … Continue reading
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Tagged Coaching, Conversations, Education, Fierce, Leadership, Truth, Zerotohero
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Questioning Myself
When I first became an instructional coach, I felt torn between teachers and administrators, each group wanting my time and attention. My daily tasks were often not found in my job description and the list of expectations continued to grow … Continue reading
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Tagged Coaching, Development, Education, Goals, Leadership, Reflections
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I Haven't Learned That Yet 