Retain and Empower New Educators
Presented by Jason Taylor, Principal; Alea Thompson, Director of Programs and Impact, TeachUNITED; and Heather Hiebsch, CEO and Founder, TeachUNITED
Nearly half of new teachers leave the profession within their first five years, and 90% report symptoms of burnout. Keeping new teachers not only surviving but thriving isn’t easy, but coaching can make all the difference. View this edWebinar to discover how effective coaching can reduce teacher turnover, empower new educators, build their confidence, and improve their classroom success.
Grounded in a proven coaching framework, this session explores strategies for supporting new teachers through differentiated coaching, relationship building, and actionable feedback. We share strategies for:
- Creating practical, easy-to-deploy coaching systems
- Building burnout-reducing mentoring programs that don’t overwhelm your staff
- Offering feedback and tools that you can use right away
This recorded edWebinar is designed for K-12 school and district leaders who want actionable ideas to better support their teachers and strengthen retention. Discover new ways to keep your teachers excited, engaged, and ready to succeed—all while empowering your students to do the same.
Viewers walk away with easy-to-use tools, fresh ideas, and a coaching roadmap to help create a positive and supportive culture in your schools. Join us for this conversation and take the first step toward coaching that truly works!
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