Instructional Coaching: Why, Wins, Challenges, and Best Strategies for Implementation

In this edition of the Roundtable, Tim Cavey hosts a rich discussion of instructional coaching in the classroom: why, wins, challenges, and strategies for implementation. Guests included Victoria Thompson, Darryl Deboer, Dr. Dan Kreiness, Kathy Perret, and Dr. Rachel Johnson.

Questions That Guided Our Conversation

  • 1:00​ – Who are you, and what does your current coaching context look like?
  • 13:23​ – Why should schools and districts invest in instructional coaching?
  • 20:35​ – What are some of the biggest wins you’ve seen for teachers and learners that have come as a result of coaching work? Have you got a story to share?
  • 30:12​ – In your mind, what are the most difficult challenges in this space? What can coaches do proactively to solve them?
  • 42:04​ – What advice would you offer to a school or district looking to build a coaching program?
  • 54:16​ – Who are the authors or voices that you’ve learned from in the coaching space?
  • 59:03​ – How can we connect and keep learning with you?

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Instructional Coaching Resources Recommended by the Panelists

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