Student-Centered Coaching | Keystone Year 2, Day 2

Published on Dec 11, 2017

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PRESENTATION OUTLINE

Student-Centered Coaching

Keystone AEA | Year 2, Day 2 
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Outcomes

  • Explore pre-assessment and how it relates to SCC
  • Develop strategies for coaching when it doesn't feel student-centered
  • Engage in problem-solving scenarios
  • Reflect on coaching cycles through a data catch and discussion

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Why Pre-Assess?

  • To measure growth/impact
  • To know what kids already know
  • To help prioritize standards and learning targets
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Task: Read the article and discuss with protocol.

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Task: Use the graphic organizer to brainstorm coaching language.

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Not all coaching fits in a student-centered coaching cycle. Let's explore how we can still coach effectively in these situations.

Task: Read the scenario on
p. 4 in your handouts. Select the coaching moves that you would use.

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Three Options

  • Coaching Cycle
  • Informal Coaching
  • Focus Cycle
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Focus Cycle

  • 1-2 weeks maximium
  • In classrooms 3-5 times per week
  • Regular co-planning
  • Focus on instruction or classroom management (more teacher-centered)
  • May be more directive
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Task: Rotate from chart to chart and add your thinking to the different scenarios.

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Capturing our Impact

  • Impact Study
  • Reflect on the Results-Based Coaching Tool
  • Share experiences

Homework

  • Create a color-coded schedule
  • Bring copies to share with 4-6 people
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Next Steps