Instructional Coaching Toolkit 2.0
Advanced Learning for Instructional Coaches
Whether you participated in our original Instructional Coaching Toolkit series, or have several years of coaching experience under your belt, it’s time to take your desire to continually learn, develop, and refine your coaching practices and join us for the Instructional Coaching Toolkit 2.0, where you choose your learning pathway!
Each pathway is a 2-part series, where you will...
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Gain knowledge and useful tools to support your daily coaching specific to the topic of the pathway.
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Collaborate and build relationships with other coaches.
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Practice authentic coaching conversations.
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Discover practical strategies to support your own learning, and the learning of those you coach, while impacting students.
Select one Pathway, or multiple Pathways, to continue your learning and skill development!
Are you a coach with experience looking to deepen and strengthen your skillset?
Pathway 1 -
Planning and Facilitating Professional Learning for Staff
DESCRIPTION
In this pathway, coaches will learn the characteristics of high quality professional learning for teachers and will learn tools for designing and implementing such learning in their setting.
DATES
Fall Cohort -
September 27 and October 18, 2023
All Sessions Occur on Zoom
TIMES
9:00 - 11:00 am Central
Pathway 2 -
Digging Deeper into Coaching Cycles
DESCRIPTION
In this pathway, coaches will extend their knowledge of how coaching cycles can be leveraged to engage teachers in sustainable, professional growth. We will explore strategies that can be used during cycles to help teachers reach their goals and to improve student outcomes. Additionally, ideas will be provided to breathe life into stalled cycles so that teachers become more engaged and see the impact of their efforts!
DATES
Fall Cohort -
September 28 and October 19, 2023
All Sessions Occur on Zoom
TIMES
9:00 - 11:00 am Central Time
Pathway 3 -
Developing an Instructional Playbook
DESCRIPTION
In this pathway, coaches will learn the steps that can be taken to co-create an instructional playbook with those they coach. An instructional playbook provides the guidance and resources that teachers need to successfully provide instruction that meets the needs of all students within the classroom. This session will provide coaches with the tools and guidance to get started on this process with their teachers.
DATES
Fall Cohort -
September 22 and October 11, 2023
All Sessions Occur on Zoom
TIMES
9:00 - 11:00 am Central
Pathway 4 -
Planning for and Measuring Your Coaching Impact
DESCRIPTION
In this pathway, coaches will work to answer the question, "How do we actually do the work of
coaching in a way that leads to impact that we can see?" In the quest to answer this question, coaches will learn strategies for measuring the observable impact of their coaching efforts on the teachers they coach and the classrooms they support. As a result of this pathway, coaches will be able to definitively prove the value of instructional coaching to improve the student outcomes of their school.
DATES
Fall 2023 Dates -
To Be Announced
TIMES
Times to be Announced
All Sessions Occur on Zoom
COST / REGISTER
$299/person
Presenters
Danica Lewis has over 20 years of experience in schools, serving as an elementary teacher, an instructional coach, and later as a school and district administrator, including school building leadership, early childhood leadership, special education leadership, and curriculum & assessment leadership in urban and suburban schools. Danica led the implementation of standards-aligned instruction, assessment, and grading as both a district-level and building-level administrator. She launched and led instructional coaching in a mid-sized urban district in order to improve student learning outcomes. Danica facilitates powerful professional learning around literacy, standards-aligned instruction and assessment, rigorous teaching, instructional coaching, and leadership. In 2017, the Wisconsin Association for Supervision and Curriculum Development recognized Danica as the “Instructional Leader of the Year” for the State of Wisconsin
Danica Lewis
Amy Lubben
Amy Lubben has worked in education for 20 years. She taught Special Education (K-5), was a 5th grade classroom teacher, and a 4th/5th grade multi-age classroom. Amy is a Math Recovery Specialist. Amy has instructional coaching experience supporting teachers K-12 to implement best practices in literacy education and disciplinary literacy, along with analyzing data for student growth and success. Amy enjoys collaborating with teachers to cultivate teacher leadership and create positive learning experiences for all students.
Nicole Mashock has 17 years of experience in public education in which she has enjoyed working as a middle school Business Education Teacher, an instructional technology coach, and a founder and teacher at a 6-12, STEM project based learning charter school where she specialized in literacy-based instruction. Currently, she is a 6-12 Instructional Coach for the Winneconne Community School District located in Wisconsin.
Nicole is an instructional leader who focuses on meeting the diverse needs of all learners. Through professional learning workshops in multiple areas and individual and team coaching, she creates opportunities for others to learn about research based strategies and develop plans to use these practices in the classroom. Nicole has extensive experience in building community and relationships with students, developing student agency in the classroom, differentiation and social emotional learning, standards and target based grading, and literacy practices. She is an innovative practitioner and learner who wants to support teachers in finding their unique strengths to
