They can't fly, but they can leap tall obstacles—if they stay balanced.
Aysin Alp
Instructional leadership
Discover Pinterest’s best ideas and inspiration for Instructional leadership. Get inspired and try out new things.
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Kendy
“>The incorporation of Instructional Rounds, also known as Learning Walks by some, has been a huge hit at our school. I highly recommend these be something you try with your teachers. We, as educators, are so confined to our own classrooms that we do not get to see the great things happening right next door or...Read More
Brandie Velella
If more schools took the time for collaborative planning rather than top-down PD, we'd be in a better place.
Chris McPrz
Need help setting up your instructional coaching office? On this episode of the Coaching Podcast, I share eight different spaces that can be useful to get the job done! When choosing your instructional coaching office set up it’s best for you to consider your role and responsibilities. You want your instructional coaching room to be functional for the specific work you will be doing with the teachers. Click to listen as I give my best tips including making a list and map before you start.
Buzzing with Ms. B
Can you thrive in a team environment or is it easier for you to work independently? Take this leadership skills test to evaluate your leadership skills.
Haley Cox
The following graphic from weareteachers.org takes a more general approach, but provides 9 clear tips–‘ground rules’–for great principals.
Desha Barnhorst
“Leaders aren’t born, they are made. And they are made just like anything else, through hard work,” says Vince Lombardi. Dive into our comprehensive guide to understanding and developing the key Leadership Competencies necessary for success in 2024. We've also compiled helpful resources for your convenience. #HR #Leadership #Skills #HumanResources #LeadershipSkills
Tracy Gunderson
As an instructional coach, there are certain items that can make supporting teachers easier. Each of the items shared here are highly recommended by myself as a teacher leader working in multiple buildings across a large district. Grab a binder and fill it with essentials like your standards, pacing guide, and teacher performance rubrics. Below…
Amber Fissel Cordova
One district's strategy to encourage teachers to open their classroom doors to colleagues.
Angela Ritchie