How to give feedback to teachers that really improves instruction in your school
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Benjamin Franklin
SNAPSHOT: Saying the right thing to teachers when giving feedback is one of the biggest and most important challenges you face as an educational leader. Say the wrong thing and teachers become defensive and resistant to the changes they need to make to increase learning in their classrooms. Say the right thing and you can gain the momentum you need to improve instructional practices in your school. The stakes are high for your students, and it all hinges on your skill as a mentor and communicator. CD-ROM with instant access
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Join Debbie Daniels, the director of the Kentucky Cohesive Leadership System for the Kentucky Department of Education, for a 90-minute webinar that will provide practical advice on how to give feedback to teachers in a way that is motivating and supportive yet leads teachers to reflect on their own practices and consider how they might be more effective. CONFERENCE AGENDA: - The general rules of the road for feedback
- What is feedback
- How it's different from evaluation
- The timing of feedback--when to give it and when to hold back
- The different kinds of feedback
- The importance of asking questions
- How not to undermine a teacher's confidence
- The best way to make suggestions
- How to remain informative and constructive
- What not to do when giving feedback
ABOUT THE SPEAKER: Debbie Daniels, is the director of the Kentucky Cohesive Leadership System (KCLS) for the Kentucky Department of Education where she leads initiatives on principal preparation, school leadership development and distributive leadership team development. She has served as an online coach for WIDE World at Harvard University and is a Harvard Fellow and faculty member for Harvard's Project Zero. Debbie coordinates the state's training program for principals on how to observe, identify teacher strengths and talents and how to coach them for professional growth that results in improving student achievement. She has also facilitated the collaboration and partnership of more than 50 school districts on identifying and solving common problems of practice. Her work around highly effective teaching and learning (Teaching and Leading for Understanding) has involved over 300 teachers and administrators from across the state. Debbie is a former Kentucky Highly Skilled Educator, district instructional supervisor , elementary and secondary principal and fine arts/political science/economics teacher. FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS My school district only pays by purchase order. Do you accept POs?
Yes. You may fax the PO to 815-461-5647 or call us at 207-632-1954. For more information about ordering with a PO, click here. Can I ship the CD-ROM to other district offices so that they can watch and listen at a later date?
Please limit use of the CD-ROM to staff in one office. CONTACT INFO:
Educational Research Newsletter
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