
#62: When They Go Back to Their Old Ways
About this episode
Join Alissa Crabtree and Becca Silver in this enlightening podcast episode as they delve into the complexities of driving (and sustaining) change beyond the coaching cycle. Discover the keys to creating sustained change in educational settings, addressing the frustrations and challenges that educators, coaches, and leaders often encounter.
Key Takeaways for Coaches and Leaders:
1. **Understanding Teacher Frustrations**: Gain insights into teacher challenges and get actionable tips and strategies for addressing them, fostering a healthy change process.
2. **Emphasize Relevance and Investment**: Highlight the relevance of change and its alignment with teachers' values and goals. Discover actionable strategies that will motivate teachers to invest in the change as a solution to their problems.
3. **Build Strong Relationships**: Prioritize one-on-one conversations, active listening, and understanding teachers' individual needs and motivations. Uncover actionable tips and tricks that will help you build and maintain strong relationships, fostering a more supportive and sustainable change process.
Most times, we talk about how to cause change to happen. Here, we are talking about how to make it "sticky" - how to sustain the change!
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