Reflective Coaching Conversations: A Missing Piece

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Reflective Coaching Conversations: A Missing Piece Debra S. Peterson, Barbara M. Taylor, Bobbie Burnham, Rynell Schock Examining real-life literacy Coaching reasons for this are that the use of literacy coaches for schoolwide reading improvement and profession- interactions can provide insight on the al development is a fairly new phenomenon, there elements of Coaching conversations is little uniformity in the role of coaches from site to that are the most effective in fostering site, there is a lack of data linking Coaching directly to changes in teacher practice and student achieve- teachers' reflection on their instruction ment, and there is limited documentation of what ac- and on students' reading and learning.

Reflective Coaching Conversations: A Missing Piece 501 teachers stimulates students’ growth and achieve-ment in reading. The purpose of this article is to document and

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