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2 Questions for More Powerful Coaching Conversations

2 Questions for More Powerful Coaching Conversations It’s never a great moment when a coachee comes back after trying something you suggested to find out it didn’t work. Or is it? In a recent conversation with a school leader who was facing a performance challenge, he expressed the following concern: “So, I did it – I tried [...]

By |2022-03-24T17:43:05-04:00May 18th, 2018|Article, education, Executive Coaching|0 Comments

3 Questions to Get the Most Out of Your Teachers

Whether you’re working with high-performing teachers or struggling teachers—or those in between—a performance conversation can bring with it much anxiety. That was definitely the case when a concerned school-level leader approached me about an upcoming meeting with a struggling teacher. He had been working with this teacher for weeks – student focus and classroom management [...]

By |2022-03-24T16:01:29-04:00February 27th, 2018|Article, education, Executive Coaching|0 Comments

Closing the Idea-Implementation Gap: Q&A w/ Larry Ferlazzo

Closing the Idea-Implementation Gap Before we can suggest how to close the idea gap, it's important to wonder: Why might there be a gap that needs to be closed? An idea-implementation gap often is rooted in the decision--making process. Despite educational leaders desire to create an inclusive community with [...]

By |2017-04-04T16:10:23-04:00April 4th, 2017|Article, education, Publications|0 Comments

The Logic of Multiplication in Management

How does a school system leader tap into the latent talent that sits inside the district? At a time when expectations are rising while funding is plummeting, doing more with less has become standard operating procedure. Administrators from all corners are feeling the burden — if not in navigating a complex funding formula, then [...]

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