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Sarah, a second-year math teacher, faces four different feedback forms on her desk. Her instructional coach wants her to focus on student discourse. Her department head insists she prioritize data-driven instruction. The literacy specialist pushes for more reading integration. Her mentor suggests a different classroom management approach entirely.
Result? Sarah's overwhelmed, and nothing improves.
When support providers work in isolation, teachers get contradictory advice, duplicated efforts, and decision paralysis. They disengage from coaching altogether, viewing it as burden rather than support.
Support staff get frustrated when their advice isn't implemented—not knowing it's competing with five other "priorities." Administrators can't track what's working. Coaching programs lose credibility.
Quick agenda:
"Who else is working with you, and what are they focusing on?"
This simple question reveals gaps and overlaps you didn't know existed.
When coaching notes, observation data, and PD plans live in different platforms, coordination becomes impossible. Unified systems let multiple support providers see the full picture while maintaining appropriate privacy boundaries.
Begin with your highest-need teachers who have the most support providers. As you see success, expand district-wide.
Your teachers deserve support that builds them up, not pulls them in multiple directions. Coordinate your good intentions to create strategic growth that actually moves the needle.
Want to talk about a system that coordinates support so educators can thrive? Let’s chat.
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