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WHSA 2025 Annual Conference
Wednesday February 26, 2025 8:30am - 10:00am CST
A coach plays a crucial role in helping classroom staff recognize what they may have been missing or overlooking—often referred to as blind spots. These are areas where a person may be unaware of certain behaviors, patterns, or opportunities that could enhance their professional practice in the classroom. This session will cover ways teachers can benefit from a coaching experience related to fostering the classroom environment, behavior planning and support, social and emotional practices, accountability partnerships, and co-teaching. 
Teaching staff will learn how partnering with coaches can lead to meaningful improvement, increased engagement, and better outcomes for both teachers and students. Kickstart your coaching cycle with two coaches checking your blind spot, and move forward with an action plan ready to implement into your classroom when you return. 
Speakers
avatar for Meghan Klegin

Meghan Klegin

Educational Services Coach, Green Bay Area Public School District
Meghan Klegin is an Educational Services Coach at Head Start Learning Center in the Green Bay Area School District where she Coaches classroom staff, leads professional development, and trains in the Pyramid Model. She has been supporting Head Start Staff in the coaching role for... Read More →
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Christa Keller

Educational Services Coach, Green Bay Area Public School District
Christa works as an Educational Services Coach at Jefferson Head Start in the Green Bay Area Public School District where she coaches classroom staff, leads professional development, and trains in the Pyramid Model. Christa is passionate about the Head Start program. She has been... Read More →
Wednesday February 26, 2025 8:30am - 10:00am CST
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