How to be a good global citizens

Global Collaborative Project When it comes to Global Collaborative, I immediately remembered the first article read on the Zoom blog. This article introduced an international organization called Reach The World. They use Zoom to connect volunteer teachers who went to different countries and share cross-cultural experiences with students back in the United States. Allow students […]

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Instructional Coaching Reflection, Digital Literacy

This quarter I’ve had the opportunity to dust off some of my classroom teaching skills and come alongside a friend and fellow teacher to help her think critically about a 6th grade nonfiction English/Language Arts unit she’ll be teaching this Fall. In this unit, which is approximately one month in length (3-4 weeks), 6th grade students …

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Study group for post-coaching

Question:  What role should a coach play in the post-coaching relationship, and how can peer study groups support and encourage lesson improvement? As a career coach, I feel honored and proud to encourage many students and assist them in finding a clear direction both in study and work and in making more remarkable strides. Also, establish […]

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How to evaluate coaching success and design a measurement for coaching

I think that the evaluation of coaching is not the only reason to lead the success of coaching. But it is an indispensable part of coaching. Especially in peer coaching will play an essential role in the coach and coachee’s trust and encouragement. In the process, we can continuously evaluate and measure whether coaching meets […]

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Three digital tools and applications you need to know before you start your online class

EDTC 6104 Community Engagement Project As a career guiding coach, I must always pay attention to, understand, and research different information and dynamics related to future careers. What are the skills and knowledge most needed in the future? What methods and how much time do people spend to acquire these skills and knowledge? These questions […]

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Eradicate digital Helplessness

Standard: 3d. Personalize support for educators by planning and modeling the effective use of technology to improve student learning. Question: How to evaluate and improve learned helplessness in a digital environment through personal coaching? When I first started researching this topic, I hoped to find some treatment solution for the learned helplessness. But soon, it […]

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“Put me in, Coach:” A Brief Look at Best Practices for Instructional Coaching in Higher Education

In 2020, Apple TV’s comedy series Ted Lasso starring Jason Sudeikis became an unlikely hit after its debut season, earning rave reviews, excellent ratings, and a platform as a quirky source of inspiration for coaches–and really just ordinary people–everywhere.  The premise of the show has fictional American football coach, the mustachioed Ted Lasso, recruited to …

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Encourage cultural diversity interest through assignment

I need to start this post first with my share and take it personally, back to my secondary school time in home town. As a Dyslexia boy, I know I love to write, and I enjoy trying different ways and trying different writing styles to create my story. Well, I know sometimes it looks weird. […]

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No risk in Ed Tech, ask for help from Coach

In the post-digital age, various digital technologies and our lives are inseparable. The digital education technology industry developed rapidly. In addition, the pandemic has urged this industry explosively in an instant, and it has even reached a hundred flowers. However, many teachers still face many difficulties and obstacles in using digital technology in their teaching. […]

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Professional Development & Technology in Higher Education: What’s Working?

As a former classroom teacher, I am deeply aware of the potential professional development (PD) activities have to positively improve teaching practice; it’s the same potential that PD has to overwhelm instructors and use up valuable time, energy, and resources that might have been used elsewhere in jam-packed school schedules. When it comes to effective …

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