Tuesday, September 8, 2020

Defining Coaching: A Tool to Bust the Unicorn Myth.

 I am occasionally a guest-blogger for TeachBoost.  Check out my latest blog linked below.


"Is that what I think it is? It's an IC!" Joseph Kanke, statewide coaching coordinator in Wisconsin, makes the case for using shared language to better define the role of the coach, help make them more accessible and approachable, and support coach growth at the organization level.


Defining Coaching:  A Tool to Bust the "Unicorn" Myth

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