Workshop Overview
This comprehensive three day workshop is designed for principals, curriculum specialists and middle level leaders interested in deepening their understanding and implementation of the student centered coaching model popularized by Diane Sweeney. Participants will engage in interactive sessions, discussions and hands-on activities to unpack the key principles and strategies of student centered coaching. Through a blend of theory and practical application, participants will develop the knowledge and skills needed to effectively support teacher growth and improve student outcomes through a student centered approach.
Questions that will be addressed in this workshop include:
- What are the foundational principles and components of a student centered coaching model?
- How can student centered coaching foster teacher reflection and growth?
- What strategies can be employed to establish effective coaching partnerships with teachers?
- How can coaching conversations be structured to empower teachers to set and achieve student centered goals?
- What are effective methods for collecting and analyzing data to inform coaching decisions and support instructional change?
- How can coaches support teachers in implementing evidence-based practices and refining instructional strategies?
By the end of this workshop, leaders will have a solid understanding of the student centered coaching model and the skills necessary to implement it effectively. They will leave with practical strategies and tools to foster teacher growth, improve instructional practices and ultimately enhance student achievement.