A coaching culture is really just a collection of people having coach-like conversations. But with the busyness of schools, it can be really challenging to focus on brief conversations with those around us. Here are a few tips on making the most of your conversations, and more on how one of our Alumni uses a coaching approach with his students.

While coaching places more importance on the present and the future, the past can make an appearance on a coachee’s journey. It’s helpful to have a set of strategies you can use, as a coach, when the past emerges in a coaching conversation.

We recently asked one simple question to our community of educators: What do you love most about coaching?

Since March, we’ve had over 100 participants join us on-screen for our Live Online Coaching Courses. As a result, we’ve learned a lot about the intersections of coaching, technology and connection.

Sir Ken Robinson passed on August 21st, 2020 at the age of 70. He is one of the greatest educational heroes of all time.

Coaching skills and the act of being someone’s coach is wildly effective. We know that. We also know, you can do it yourself. Our self-coaching resource helps you do just that. Start with a topic, and guide yourself as your coach.