Our next book is in production

I ask teachers who coach to write about how they learned to use coaching in their teaching (about 1500 words) and the benefits they and their students gained. (By all means send me your text when you have written it.)

And then I ask, "What did you get from reflecting on and writing about how you learned to use coaching in your teaching?"

This is what some of them have said:

Reflecting on this journey, I take pride in overcoming challenges and consistently delivering quality education. Contributing to learners' development is fulfilling, and I actively seek feedback to enhance my teaching methods. Madhav Murthy

Reflecting on the process of writing my story for the "Teachers who Coach" book has been a deeply enriching experience. It allowed me to revisit and appreciate the journey I've undertaken as an educator. Humaira Baig

At first, it felt like standing at the edge of a vast forest. I knew I had to cross it, but the path wasn't clear. As I started, each sentence was a step into the unknown. But then, something amazing happened. With every memory I penned down, the journey became less about the steps I was taking and more about the views I discovered along the way. Monika Szijjártó

The process of writing my story occurred through reflection on my educational practice, an experience which I found enjoyable. My students' thoughts, emotions and their well-being are paramount to me. Whilst writing the story it made me realise that I needed years of teaching experience to move from my intuitive feelings that coaching is crucial in the classroom to the confidence of knowing this is so. Monica Stevens

Our book will be published in May 2024. Here are links to their profiles so you can get to know the authors a little:

Jean Ramsey Dr.Madhav Murthy Humaira Baig Monika Szijjártó Sam Moinet Monica Stevens James Barringer Rory Courlander Helen Bowen Flavia Debora Palladino Stephanie Carlin ?????