Literacy coach newsletter

As many of you know I’m no longer a classroom teacher, I am a Literacy Coach. So I often get the question or look, “What do you do all day?”

Are you afraid to work with teachers? Many coaches are. Working with teachers is scary. This is why: You don't know if they like you. ...

Need ideas for introducing yourself as an instructional coach? Without a good introduction, teachers might not know what job you are there to do. This post shares three fun ways for introducing yourself and your role as a coach. Try a newsletter or a presentation, or even a fun "Coffee with the Coach" event to share your role and responsibilities with teachers! #instructionalcoach #instructionalcoachintroduction

Literacy coaches have focus points to start the school year. Here are three you need to know: 1. Build relationships, 2. Provide timely information in a non-threatening way, and 3. Facilitate data conversations. Click to read more about these steps!

This free editable download will help you create a newsletter to share updates and content with your teachers! Instructional coaches need to keep their teachers up to date about events, tips, and initiatives. Share everything teachers need with this fun editable template! #coachingnewsletter #newslettertemplate

Introductions, Procedures & Expectations... Oh My! It has been wonderful to get into classrooms over the last few days. At this point, I...

Reading milestones give parents suggestions for tracking their kids' development, but they still sometimes are left asking: How do I teach my child to read? These strategies give ideas and tips for teaching struggling readers to gain literacy skills.

On The Coaching Podcast, we've been discussing different types of coaches all month. We spoke with a math coach, a technology coach, and an ...

It's been awhile since I have blogged...I think this is the longest blogging break I have ever taken, yikes! This is my first year as an I...

Have you recently landed a coach interview? Congrats! Prepare for your interview with these key instructional coach interview questions and avoid this...