by Pete Hall | Jan 21, 2022 | Coaching
Who owns your PD? By Pete Hall In the never-ending quest to provide ongoing professional-growth opportunities for our staff, employees, and teams, we tend to rely heavily on leadership to identify needs, isolate the direction, and implement a PD plan. But what happens...
by Pete Hall | Nov 29, 2019 | Coaching
In various forms, instructional coaching initiatives have cropped up all across the educational landscape over the past few decades. Based originally on research from Joyce & Showers (1980) and reinforced in multiple studies since, instructional coaching is the...
by Pete Hall | Oct 6, 2019 | Coaching
A Cheat-Sheet for Instructional Coaches and Their Administrators I’m often asked, “Where should we draw the line between coaches’ duties and admin’s responsibilities?” It’s a fair question, since so many instructional coaching programs and initiatives have popped up...
by Pete Hall | Sep 16, 2019 | Culture
If I were to tell you there’s one rather simple, replicable behavior that could lead to remarkable success in whatever venture you pursued, how would you respond? Would you reply by asking if I’m also offering to sell you a piece of the Brooklyn Bridge? Well, indeed...
by Pete Hall | Jun 15, 2017 | Coaching
Too often, principals are handed the keys of the school-house and told, “Good luck!” The principalship is arguably the most influential, and most challenging, position in today’s educational landscape. Serving as middle-management (supporting district and state...
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