This presentation was recorded on May 12, 2022.
The indelible impact of COVID-19 has changed the role instructional coaches play in literacy learning and leadership in ways that will persist beyond the pandemic. In this three-hour event, presenters will offer insight on what it means to be a coach in 2022, as well as share strategies for strengthening the entire literacy leadership team.
What to expect:
- Ways to define coaching in the context of a full leadership team and why that’s important
- Shifts to support effective literacy leadership during times of disrupted learning
- Models of coaching that improve student outcomes through teacher/coach partnerships
- Ideas for planning ahead: What to do now to prepare for a successful school year
- Coaching practices that promote equity, social-emotional learning, and more
Hosted by Jacy Ippolito, with a keynote by Rita Bean, the Intensive also features Adam Brieske-Ulenski, Pamela A. Mason, and Benjamin Piper; a conversation and Q&A with all speakers rounds out the event.
ILA Digital Events fees are nonrefundable. ILA reserves the right to make presenter substitutions if necessary due to extenuating circumstances.
The views expressed in presentations made at ILA Intensives or other ILA events are those of the speaker and not necessarily of ILA. Likewise, sponsorship of ILA Intensives or other ILA events does not express or imply ILA approval or endorsement of the sponsor’s products, services, and/or views.
