Are you challenged by the task of creating professional development that is impactful and sustainable? Join us in this episode where Karen Johannesen Brock, author of "Coaching for Multilingual Student Success: Intentional Practices to Accelerate Learning and Close Achievement Gaps," discusses the critical role of instructional coaches. We delve into how these coaches can significantly enhance teacher development and learning. Plus, Karen sheds light on the unique ways instructional coaches can support multilingual learners. In this episode, you will:Learn how instructional coaching is revolutionizing professional development, with strategies that ensure PD theories are implemented in classrooms effectively.Discover specialized coaching techniques to accelerate learning and close achievement gaps for multilingual students, ensuring every child thrives.Understand the importance of principals and teachers working collaboratively with instructional coaches to foster a robust learning environment and boost school-wide morale.Get the book: Coaching for Multilingual Student Success: Intentional Practices to Accelerate Learning and Close Achievement Gaps HERETired of second-guessing your decisions as a principal? Download my free course! Access it here.Love this show? Leave a 5-star review — even a single sentence helps ensure we continue delivering the content you love to hear.Connect with Barb:WebsiteInstagramLinked In
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