Improve Feedback

Educators deserve quality feedback, and video is a great tool to help make it happen. Video provides a common frame of reference, establishing a sense of transparency that can help to make feedback more collaborative and specific.

WHY EDUCATORS USE VIDEO

Targeted Professional Development is Critical

Paul Hegre
Quality Compensation Official
Minneapolis Public Schools

See It for Yourself

Kathryn Procope
Head of School
Howard University Middle School of Mathematics and Science

Understand
the "Why"

Matthew Murphy
Superintendent
Ramsey Public Schools

Featured Resources to Improve Feedback

The First Coaching Conversation
Best Foot Forward Toolkit,
Center for Education Policy Research at Harvard University
A sample kick-off coaching script for an 45-min introductory meeting between a teacher and coach, focused on relationship building, clarifying the coaching cycle process and the coach’s role, and establishing goals and expectations for the work ahead.
Featured Resources to Improve Feedback

Giving Effective Feedback
Uncommon Schools
A detailed coaching script that outlines a conversation around the teacher's goals, and includes potential framing text that a coach can use to encourage teachers to become more reflective around their own instruction.
Featured Resources to Improve Feedback

Coaching Conversation Planning Guide
Best Foot Forward Toolkit, Center for Education Policy Research at Harvard University
An outline of the structure and content for 60-minute coaching conversations between teachers and coaches, featuring a step-by-step framework for how a coach can prepare for a video-based coaching conversation and carry out a conversation aligned to a teacher’s learning goals.