Coaching & Consulting
In many schools, instructional coaches are seen as supporters, not leaders. They’re viewed as the bridge between the classroom and administration, a helpful resource when time allows. But let’s be clear: instructional coaches are instructional leaders. It’s time we name that without hesitation. The truth is, many coaches are already doing the work of leadership […]
I recently published my first practitioner article with Edutopia, inspired by my research and experiences supporting instructional coaches. This post shares the story behind the article and why turning research into real, applicable coaching strategies matters more than ever.
After attending The Right to Read screening, I knew I needed to bring this message to my community. From a parent workshop to a local event for educators and leaders, this post reflects on what happens when we create space for honest conversations about literacy and equity.
