Perceptions and outcomes of a managerial coaching certificate program: Educational leaders vs. business leaders

Mary Chandler · Deborah Britt Roebuck · William W. Swan · Stephen J. Brock

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Coaching Methods and Impact Teacher Education and Leadership Studies School Leadership and Teacher Performance

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Abstract Educational leaders face unprecedented changes in developing new strategies and processes that improve teacher effectiveness, student performance, and administrators' professional development. Coaching is a way to improve and increase performance. Educators are in a position to take advantage of coaching as used by business leaders all over the world. This study examined the effectiveness of a coaching model designed for managers in a college of business. The study included both educational (n = 5) and business leaders (n = 30). It examined their perceptions and outcomes of their participation. The results strongly support the efficacy of this coaching model.

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