Tag Archives: coaching

How to Coach a “Resistant” Teacher – reblog from EdWeek

Posted on April 29, 2013 by Chris Perrius

Shane Safir was a guest blogger for EdWeek’s The Art of Coaching Teachers blog by Elena Aguilar.  Elena writes, “There’s one request for advice that I receive more than any other from coaches: How can I coach a resistant teacher?” … Continue reading →

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Emotional Intelligence and School Leadership

Posted on April 12, 2011 by Chris Perrius

Emotional intelligence has been an area of interest of ours for a while and the topic is catching fire among more and more of our partners.  Several principals we work with are reading and applying to their school leadership one … Continue reading →

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The Value of Coaching

Posted on March 23, 2011 by Chris Perrius

Our colleague and sometimes collaborator Elena Aguilar wrote a great blog on coaching for Ed Week a few weeks ago that outlined her insights on coaching.  One point particular resonates with us: “…a coach needs to be an expert at … Continue reading →

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