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One More Question

Finding a way to close out a coaching conversation takes practice and care. One question can make all the difference in positioning your partner as the decision-maker while simultaneously creating time and space for meaningful reflection.

Instructional Coaching, LeadershipBrian SepeDecember 16, 2019instructional coaching, questioning, coaching conversations, asking better questions Comment

Stop Talking, Just Listen

Have you had a great idea recently? Are you still wondering why it didn’t go anywhere when you presented it to your colleagues? The post explains why some ideas fade quickly as you share them with others. The secret here is that it has little to do with you!

Instructional Coaching, Habits and BeliefsBrian SepeDecember 11, 2019Listening Skills, active, Curiosity and Coaching, Instructional Coaching, valuing ideasComment

Active Listening

Active listening is, well, active! It requires deep levels of awareness and empathy. It also requires a commitment to curiosity and practice.

Instructional CoachingBrian SepeSeptember 25, 2019Active Listening, Instructional Coaching and Listening, Instructional Coaching, Listening Skills, Curiosity, Curiosity and CoachingComment

Gratitude Practice

Building good habits for growth and development take time, commitment, and practice. In this post, I highlight a process for practicing gratitude as part of daily reflection.

Instructional Coaching, Habits and BeliefsBrian SepeApril 11, 2019gratitude practice, reflection for teaching, reflection, give thanks, coaching gratitude Comment