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Feedback isn’t effective unless it’s followed. 

πŸ’‘School Leader Tip πŸ’‘

Leave space for teachers to reflect, respond, and revise. 

This strengthens the teacher-leader relationship and most importantly builds teacher agency—cultiva
πŸ’¦ Anyone else’s office look like this right now? 

Summer at Teach Learn Thrive is a bit of a juggling act that I call the Tale of Two P’s: parenting and planning…

I’m grateful for summer’s flexibility and do my best
This month Teach Learn Thrive is sharing tips for school leaders who want to adopt more of a “coach approach” to supporting teachers (versus a top-down, compliance-driven style). Please let us know what you think by sharing feedback in th
πŸ“šβœ¨ When school leaders model learning, everyone grows. From sharing reflections to learning side-by-side with staff, continuous growth isn’t a slogan—it’s culture-shaping leadership. Here are 5 simple ways to lead by learning. 

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"When teachers stop learning, so do students. Instructional coaching is not about fixing teachers—it’s about partnering with them to unleash their potential." - Jim Knight

Just your Monday reminder that everyone deserves a coac
"Being professionally generous—offering feedback with clarity and compassion—is one of the most radical things we can do for our schools." 

- Jennifer Abrams

For academic leaders such as division heads or department chairs, it
School visit days are my favorite! This week I had the privilege of meeting with a school leadership team ready to support their teachers with strategies for improved engagement and interactions in classrooms - so they begin the year creating learnin
"Coaching is a form of transformation. When we create space for educators to reflect deeply, we open the door for equity, healing, and true growth." - Elena Aguilar

I was in conversation with a school principal last week, and while it wasn
A summer reading rec for educators from Teach Learn Thrive: 

Elevating Educational Design with AI: Making Laerning Accessible, Inclusive, and Equitable, by Catlin Tucker and Katie Novak.

In a quest to infuse all my PD workshops with tips for strate

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