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Coaching Cycles Planning

As an instructional coach, it is nice to have planning tools in place to support those coaching conversations. This planning map can be filled out during the planning conversation if you would like or to be used later to help remind you of what the teacher would like to work through. Share just a slide at a time of the Keynote or the entire Keynote also. There is a lot of flexibility within this to make it a good fit for your coaching needs.

The coaching cycle is from the Apple Learning Coach program and then Step 2: Plan also incorporates the Design Principles for technology.

I hope you find this helpful!

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February 25, 2023

Amanda—this is exceptional! Thank you for sharing.

April 11, 2023

Thank you so much!

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