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What You'll Do: The Instructional Coach works in direct conjunction with the Regional Manager in the planning, coordination and implementation of the education program. This position utilizes a research based coaching strategy which entails goal setting, mentoring, classroom observation, reflection and feedback to teaching staff. Works with classroom teachers and/or home visitors to support students' learning and teacher practices. Focuses on individual and group professional learning that will expand and refine teachers' understanding of the Head Start Early Learning Outcomes Framework, School Readiness Goals, TPOT, CLASS, and the Creative Curriculum.

Support and engage education staff identified for intensive coaching;

Observe classrooms and/or home visits for child-teacher interactions using prescribed tools;

Model effective teaching practices in early childhood education settings;

Offer support, guidance and ideas to Area Managers and staff to improve teaching/home visiting strategies utilizing a research based coaching strategy;

Use adult learning principles and assessment data to drive individualized Practice Based Coaching strategies that are aligned with program performance goals;

Coordinate and ensure quality communication between education staff, mental health staff and supervisors;

Communicate effectively with others, including giving and receiving feedback and being an active listener;

Facilitate the development of PBC Action Plans for assigned staff and mentor staff toward goal achievement;

Complete additional training as required by continuing education plan;

Build a trusting, supportive relationship with classroom teachers and home visitors to ensure successful coaching;

Assist in developing shared goals and plans with each teacher based on needs that both the teacher and coach have identified and agreed upon;

Respect and support /program staff by being punctual and, when possible, providing assistance as requested;

Utilize videotaping only as a learning tool and a means for reflection

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