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The Coaching Cycle: How Coaches Can Support Teachers and Improve Student Outcomes

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by Jennifer Pierce, Amy Peterson, Beckie Davis, Laura Berry Kuchle, NCSI

Document Brief

This tip sheet introduces a three-step coaching cycle focused on strengthening implementation of effective instructional strategies. It offers practical guidance for applying the coaching cycle to strengthen teacher practice and improve student outcomes. By understanding each step of the coaching cycle, coaches and those who train or support them can more effectively address the needs of both educators and learners.

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