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Tag Archives: Alabama Best Practices Center
What Every Instructional Coach Wishes Their Principal Knew…..
As wonderful as summer is, most schools will begin within the next couple of weeks for most of us. 😦 We all knew it had to come to an end didn’t we? 😛 Personally, my countdown usually begins around … Continue reading
PLT Session 2… The Road to a One Page Target
Our 2nd PLT meeting was held a couple of weeks ago but I’ve been so busy, I haven’t had time to update until now 😦  Since my Principal and I led the last session, this time the Assistant Principal and … Continue reading
Posted in Instructional Coaching, Professional Learning Team, Strategies, Teaching
Tagged activity, Alabama Best Practices Center, building relationships, formative assessment, instructional coach, instructional partner, instructional strategies, Language Arts, reflection, school culture, strategic teaching, teaching, teaching and learning, teaching strategy
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Using Evernote as an Instructional Coach
Life as an Instructional Coach in a high school with approximately 50 classroom teachers is hectic! Â Sooooooo how do I keep up with classroom visits, meetings, coaching sessions with teachers, and all the zillions of things that happen during a … Continue reading
Establishing a Professional Learning Community… The beginning of something wonderful!
This year, our school has established our first “official” Professional Learning Team (PLT). Â Â We set the groundwork last school year so we would be ready to hit the ground running as soon as school began this year. Â I plan … Continue reading
Posted in Instructional Coaching, Strategies, Teaching
Tagged activity, Alabama Best Practices Center, Alabama Math Science and Technology Initiative, AMSTI, building relationships, education leadership, education reform, high school learning, instructional coach, instructional partner, professional development, professional learning community, professional learning team, school culture, teaching, teaching and learning, The Fred Factor
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Article Reflection: Best practice for spreading innovation: Let the practitioners do it
To read the article in full visit:  http://www.kappanmagazine.org/content/95/3/39.full As I read this article, I couldn’t help but reflect upon the radical changes that are occurring at my own school over the course of  this school year. Granted, I do have … Continue reading
Posted in Instructional Coaching, T.I.P Theory Into Practice, Teaching
Tagged Alabama Best Practices Center, building relationships, instructional coach, instructional partner, instructional strategies, Kapplan, Literacy, Phi Delta Kappa, reflection, strategic teaching, teaching, teaching and learning, teaching strategy
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