Turnover rates are really high in schools right now! We have a lot of new people in the field, and many don’t have experience in the classroom. As instructional coaches, we need to provide special support for these new teachers.

In this episode, author and associate professor Dr. Bryan Harris joins me to discuss coaching new and unlicensed teachers. We talk about the reasons for high turnover rates and the challenges of retaining teachers. He shares the four supports we need to provide to help teachers stick around and be successful. Dr. Harris explains the role of the administrator in supporting new teachers, the importance of a systemic induction program, and how to choose mentors for new teachers. You’ll also hear about the role of instructional coaches in creating an environment for supporting new teachers through professional learning communities (PLCs). Listen now to this episode, Coaching Rookies: New and Unlicensed Teachers! You’ll get practical strategies to support your new teachers on campus!

-Chrissy Beltran

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