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FREE LIVE WEBINAR

Coaching for Adaptive Expertise.

Teaching is complex and involves making a multitude of decisions, but how do you train teachers to do this?
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Date
Tuesday 15th September
Time

4:30pm BST

Format

Live Online &  
Recorded

Price
Free

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ABOUT THIS SESSION

Teaching is complex and involves making a multitude of decisions, but how do you train teachers to do this? In this free flash webinar the authors of Coaching for Adaptive Expertise introduce the framework behind the book, and then go deep on a single technique that you can use in your very next coaching conversation.
Why closing the knowing-doing gap opened a new one. Teachers know what to do, but not always when or why, and top-down coaching may be part of the reason.
The Adaptive Expertise Framework in ninety seconds. Understand, Do, Decide, Improve, and why Decide is the one that usually gets left out.
The problem with coaching decision-making. Mental models are hidden even from the teacher who owns them, so the thing you most need to work on is invisible.
Mapping, demonstrated end to end. The four components of a mental model, the four plain questions that surface them, and a real classroom map where the teacher spots two problems the coach never had to name.
See it done. A short clip of a coach and teacher mapping a situation live.
What coaches are telling us. How schools are using this in practice.
Perfect for teachers, instructional coaches, CPD leads and school leaders. 

MEET THE SPEAKERS

Sarah Cottinghatt

Sarah is the research lead at Steplab and works with schools designing and delivering effective professional development. She is the author and chapter author of multiple books on teaching and professional development, as well as part of the research team for the EEF’s guide to professional development.

Dr Haili Hughes

Dr Haili is an Associate Professor and Associate Dean at La Trobe University in Melbourne,  Australia. She has written ten education books, worked on teacher reforms in England and Australia and works with hundreds of schools a year on coaching, mentoring, the science of learning, retention and PD implementation at scale.

Adam Kohlbeck

Adam is Director of Teacher Quality at Chiltern Learning Trust, with 16 years' experience teaching and leading in schools across London. He is a doctoral student researching teacher decision-making in complex classroom environments, and a council member of the Chartered College of Teaching. He is also the author of two education books and a regular speaker at conferences.

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FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

When is the webinar?

The start time is 4.30pm BST on Tuesday 15th September. Please check against your time zone if you are joining from abroad.

How do I join the webinar?

You can join the webinar via Zoom – after signing up for your free ticket, you will be emailed the Zoom link. We'll also send it again shortly before the webinar.

Will there be a recording available?

Yes, we are recording the webinar and we will email ticket holders an access link once it is edited.