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May 16, 2011

Questions to Consider Before Becoming an Instructional Coach

Oakland, Calif., school improvement coach Elena Aguilar asks would-be instructional coaches to consider several questions before making the career move to coaching:

  • Do you love working with adults?
  • Do you know how to intrinsically motivate adults?
  • Are you well-versed in how adults learn?
  • Can you structure what may be loosely defined roles and responsibilities?

In October 2011, Educational Leadership will focus an entire issue on "Coaching: The New Leadership Skill." Meanwhile, you can check out these hits from the EL archives:

 What advice would you give to those considering a career in instructional coaching?

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