Join Jim Thompson and Shane Leaning as they talk all things teacher development and coaching in education. With some of the biggest names in coaching education as guests, our chatty show gives you everything you need to improve your coaching practice.
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In this episode of Coaching Done Well, hosts Shane Leaning and Jim Thompson reflect on significant themes such as the importance of communication, connection, and professional development in education. They discuss the impact of 9/11 on their lives, share their visions for the upcoming season, and emphasize the role of teachers in student success. Practical strategies for educators are provided, including the importance of reading aloud and fostering connections with students. The episode concludes with a commitment to sustainable professional development and the power of community engagement.
Takeaways
The importance of noticing and communicating with others.
Teachers play a crucial role in student success.
Building connections with students is essential.
Reading aloud can foster a love for learning.
Professional development should be sustainable and meaningful.
Creating a sense of belonging is vital in education.
Coaching can significantly impact teaching practices.
Engaging with the community enhances educational experiences.
Listening to students' needs is crucial for their success.
The power of storytelling can create lasting connections.
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11 Jun 2025
Breaking Through the Knowing-Doing Gap: Greece Central's Video Coaching Revolution
Educators Elizabeth Marcello, Cedric-Michael Simmons, and Mike Zaffuts discuss effective coaching with hosts Shane Leaning and Jim Thompson, emphasizing video's role in professional development and reflective teaching practices in this interview.
21 May 2025
Once you've been coached, you get it
In this episode of Coaching Done Well, Shane Leaning and Jim Thompson engage with Jasmine Miller, a passionate advocate for coaching in education. Jasmine shares her journey from teaching to coaching, emphasizing the importance of creating safe spaces for reflection and growth. The conversation explores how coaching can transform educational cultures by fostering trust and psychological safety, and Jasmine provides insights from her book, 'A Teacher's Guide to Coaching (https://www.amazon.co.uk/Teachers-Guide-Coaching-Practical-strategies/dp/1915261406/),' which offers practical strategies for educators. The episode concludes with reflections on the profound impact of coaching on personal and professional development.
Takeaways
Coaching done well creates a safe space for reflection.
Trust is essential for effective coaching relationships.
Coaching can transform educational cultures by reducing judgment.
Listening to understand is key in coaching.
Coaching empowers individuals to know themselves better.
The experience of being coached can change perceptions of coaching.
Coaching should be a choice, not an obligation.
Practical strategies in coaching can enhance professional development.
Coaching can help educators connect with their values and purpose.
Creating a non-judgmental environment is crucial in schools.
Sound Bites
"Coaching done well is about creating a safe space."
"Coaching is non-judgmental and empowering."
"Coaching can push back on a culture of judgment."
"Once you've been coached, you get it."
"You get to know yourself better through coaching."
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Elizabeth Marcello
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