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I walked in the first day of class wearing a ball cap, whistle, and clipboard. “I’m your coach. Your performance is the focus. My job is to help you get better. We’re going to learn to think critically and creatively about the toughest problems in political science.” 
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In less than a week we will all be leaning in watching the Olympics. Thousands of athletes who have worked for years with their coach to improve in their sport. Why don't more teachers take advantage of the coaches they have in their buildings? Via Les Howard
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Whether you’re a manager trying to develop your people or trying develop yourself and build a career, you need to know that one of the key ways you can have a positive impact on the …
Elizabeth E Charles's insight:
These skills can be applied to teaching/learning situations.
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Becker of NMC says just as the role of the teacher is switching from “sage on the stage” to one of a coach or guide, there is a shift from rote to active learning. To foster skills of teamwork and collaboration, online education is incorporating group projects and hands-on labs to help students think more critically and retain the content.
Ttoo2's curator insight,
November 30, 2016 11:59 AM
Inquiry Based Learning, Project Based Learning = Kids taking ownership of their own learning. Isn't that how it should be??
Hannah Wilson's curator insight,
May 20, 2021 8:35 PM
I enjoyed reading this insight shared by my lecturer Kirschty!
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The How To Coach Through The Stages of Learning Infographic presents three steps a coach should follow.
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