From the Center for Cognitive Coaching
      Toni Prickett, Carol Simoneau, Jane Ellison, and Carolee Hayes

From the University of Kansas Center for Research on Learning
      Jim Knight, Tricia Skyles, Devona Dunekack, and Lynn Barnes

Coaching Links

web - The Center for Cognitive Coaching^SM
The Center for Cognitive Coaching^SM (CCC) is a resource, clearinghouse, and contact point for those wishing to increase their personal expertise and/or organizational capacity in the area of Cognitive Coaching^SM. Cognitive Coaching^SM is a process which supports individuals and organizations in becoming self-directed and self-renewing. Arthur Costa and Robert Garmston created Cognitive Coaching^SM in 1984. They have developed a variety of training opportunities and written a book, Cognitive Coaching: A Foundation for Renaissance Schools, to support others in learning the process of Cognitive Coaching^SM.

The CCC provides training, resources and consultation on strategic planning for enculturating the principles of Cognitive Coaching^SM. Individuals can also access the resources of CCC to enhance their skills as a coach in a variety of contexts. 

web – The Center for Adaptive Schools
The mission of the Center for Adaptive Schools is to help schools develop the technical and social resources to realize continuing student improvement. Steady improvement in student learning is happening in a new kind of professional culture within schools. Sustaining these collaborative, results-focused working relationships requires leaders at all levels of the organization to develop new ways of seeing their work and new templates and tools for engaging collective energies toward common goals. 

web – Instructional Coaching
This website is the home for information regarding the research led by Jim Knight at the University of Kansas.  From this site, you will have access to articles, training information, blogs, and other resources related to Instructional Coaching.  

web - Mathematics Coaching Resources
The College of Education and Human Development at the University of Louisville hosts this webpage listing resources and providing networking opportunities for Mathematics Coaches.  One of the resources you’ll find on this site is a comprehensive bibliography of coaching research compiled by Dr. Maggie McGatha.  The website is still under development and welcomes suggestions from Math Coaches.