Greetings and Welcome to ARCademia, Dedicated to the Development of Exemplary Instructional Supervision Practices

I am here to provide you, the busy school administrator with the most current information about how to develop greater teacher supervision skills, a little at a time, in order to gain confidence in your ability to be an impactful instructional leader.

I offer you practical, “I can use this tomorrow” advice on building learning-focused relationships with teachers that will allow a greater influence in moving your school’s instructional program forward.

I am looking forward to supporting you on your RE-IMAGINED instructional leadership journey with resources and encouragement!

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Especially for current school administrators focused on implementing small changes to improve their instructional leadership impact. Ideal listening for the commute or when you get a quiet moment during the day…Sorry what was I thinking, there are NO QUIET MOMENTS during the day! I guess in your car might be a good place to start listening 🙂 

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We are in a new and unpredictable age of K-12 instruction! Some practices have drastically changed (and improved) and others have only been slightly adjusted to accommodate the addition of remote learning. There is a unique opportunity to both re-visit and re-imagine instructional leadership best practices and make some long-overdue implementation commitments.

The resource below is a compilation of research-based best practices within instructional leadership: classroom observations, learning-focused conversations, support for teacher practice, and administrator professional development. It is a guide for you to keep the most impactful practices at the forefront of your thinking as you plan and execute teacher supervision and evaluation.

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CURRENT BLOG SERIES

September is an important month to establish teacher supervision and formative evaluation habits. A great place to start is building a learning-focused culture at your school. These four posts will take you through the process of understanding what a learning-focused culture is, how to determine your current practice, build upon that practice, and assess and continuously improve your practice. 

Here we go…

Amy Collier, Ed.D.
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