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COACHING CHEAT SHEET*

*derived from various resources

INSTEAD OF THIS TRY SOUNDS LIKE


Telling or advising Presenting options or What has worked in the past?
possibilities A few possibilities are
Which best practice are you
considering?...
Yes, and

Saying: Imagine the coachee ALREADY What did the team say?
has done this or accomplished
Have you thought about.. this How did he react when you
shared your ideas?
Did you. The coachee wants to perform
well What data is helping you to
Can you consider a change?
Presume the coachee wants the
best for staff What questions do you have?

Focusing of on the problem Looking at solutions What needs are you trying to
meet?

What do you need to move


forward?

What kind of impact might this


action have?

What do you/we need to do to


make this work?

If the coachee is using Offer up a reflective question What guidelines are in the
judgmental words like: that requires handbook or policy manual?
weak, poor, wont work an expectation, goal, core value
What expectations were given
by the ED?

How will/did you meet your


goal?

Knowing that relationships are


critical in establishing trust, how
do you plan to build the
relationship?

Giving non-specific feedback- Providing the reason WHY the The lesson plan clearly
good job, great, wonderful idea /action was good, great, .. addresses every component of
the rubric
Identify the VALUE of the idea
The power of your idea is

When coaching, stay away from describing your teaching experience or things that you have done.

If you get stuck and are searching for words to say OR you realize you are firing question after question- STOP-
---- pause---- and PARAPHRASE.

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