Welcome to our first podcast episode for 2022!!

Can coaching help teachers perform better and cultivate stronger relationships with their students? Elizabeth Helen Adamowicz believes so. After almost 20 years of teaching, Elizabeth Helen decided to train as a coach. She realised teachers spent so much time under immense pressure, constantly problem-solving and burning through their to-do list.

She tells us how coaching within education can have enormous benefits for both teachers and their students.

1:44 About Elizabeth’s teaching background and what made her realise coaching had a place in education

4:10 The benefits of a coaching approach to leadership

7:34 What stops people from investing in coaching for their staff

9:39 The importance of presence in the classroom

11:03 Cultivating authentic curiosity to improve relationships with children

12:15 On leaving teaching to coach

14:19: How to get in touch with Elizabeth Helen

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