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From Relationships to Results: Coaching using the GROWTH model

Chris Munro · Executive Director

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In my article Coaching in Education: An Introduction, written for e-Learning, Chris Munro considered some frequently asked questions about coaching in education contexts. Coaching conversations were described as ‘intentionally managed conversations that employ active listening, skilful questioning and other coaching skills tempered with high levels of emotional intelligence, in order to raise awareness and encourage responsibility in the coachee’.

This article will focus on the use of the GROWTH model as one way to ‘manage’ a coaching conversation.

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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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