In this episode of Coaching Done Well, hosts Shane and Jim welcome Rachael Lehr and Ray Boyd from Dayton Primary School in Australia. They discuss the significance of coaching in education, emphasizing the need for a supportive environment that fosters a sense of belonging for both students and staff. Rachael and Ray share their unique coaching model, which focuses on recruiting for mindset rather than skillset, and the importance of having a clear vision and strategy for effective coaching. They highlight the collaborative nature of their coaching approach and the ongoing professional development that benefits both teachers and students. This conversation delves into the structured coaching process in education, emphasizing the importance of video reflection, building trust, and fostering a culture of collaboration among teachers. Rachael and Ray share their experiences in implementing a coaching framework that encourages teachers to reflect on their practices, set goals, and engage in continuous professional development. They highlight the challenges and benefits of using video as a tool for growth, the significance of authentic leadership, and the creation of a knowledge-rich community that supports teacher learning and improvement.

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