Introducing instructional coaching in schools

16 Jul 2020

Recent research has shown that instructional coaching is both more effective than alternative forms of professional development and one of the most effective of all educational interventions. Assistant Professor David Blazar (University of Maryland, USA) joins us to discuss what instructional coaching is, why it is so effective, and how schools can introduce instructional coaching to improve teaching and learning.

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David Blazar

Assistant Professor David Blazar

Dr David Blazar is an assistant professor of education policy and economics at the University of Maryland. His research examines teacher labor markets, with a focus on professional learning, organizational contexts of schools and districts, and accountability policy. He received his doctorate in quantitative policy analysis in education from the Harvard Graduate School of Education. He holds a masters in policy and management and a bachelors in history and literature, also from Harvard. He previously taught high-school English in New York City.

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