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Coaching in Education: An Introduction

Chris Munro · Executive Director

1 min read

The concept of coaching in education has been gaining momentum for some years now and has reached a point where most school leaders, if not teachers, will have at least heard the term used in an educational context.

So what’s this coaching thing about? Is it just like mentoring? Is it like sports coaching? Is it just another passing fad or ‘jargonisation’ of what we already know and do? Will it eventually drift away into the ether of educational interventions past? Let’s consider some of these questions.

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For the second article in this series, click From Relationships to Results: Coaching using the GROWTH model.

This article is reproduced by permission of the Australian Council for Educational Leaders (ACEL). For submission or subscription enquiries visitACEL.

Chris Munro

Executive Director

Chris is passionate about professional growth and leadership, and the powerful role that coaching and a coaching way of leading can play in these. He has extensive experience of supporting and leading professional learning strategy, drawn from more than three decades as an educator and leader in Government and Independent schools, and in Higher Education.

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