Happily, I’m beginning to see the word “coach” show up in education literature when speaking of teachers working with students.
Dr. Linda Hopper is a High School Business and Spanish teacher with Masters degrees in International Management from Thunderbird School of Global Management (Arizona State University) and in Teaching from Greenville College. She holds a Ph.D. in Professional Coaching and Human Development from the International University of Professional Studies. After a career in banking as a commercial lender, she had a successful coaching and training business working primarily with small businesses, entrepreneurs and non-‐profit organizations. She felt called to go into teaching when some of her clients repeatedly asked, “Why don’t we learn about this stuff in school? Why did I have to wait until my (30’s, 40’s, 50’s) to figure this out?” Her goal is to incorporate coaching into the average classroom and share this knowledge in a collaborative manner with other teachers desiring to help students reach their potentials.
Happily, I’m beginning to see the word “coach” show up in education literature when speaking of teachers working with students.
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