Megan Tschannen-Moran is a professor of Educational Policy, Planning, and Leadership at the College of William and Mary's School of Education. She is the author of Trust Matters: Leadership for Successful Schools from Jossey-Bass.
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Dedications | |
Gratitudes | |
Preface | |
Introduction To Evocative Coaching | |
What Is Evocative Coaching? | |
The Promise and Practice of Coaching | |
Evocative Coaching Defined | |
Why Evocative Coaching Works | |
What Makes Coaching Evocative? | |
Concern for Consciousness | |
Concern for Connection | |
Concern for Competence | |
Concern for Contribution | |
Concern for Creativity | |
The Dynamic Dance of Evocative Coaching | |
Story | |
Empathy | |
Inquiry | |
Design | |
Summary | |
Questions for Reflection and Discussion | |
Coaching Presence | |
A New Metaphor for Coaching | |
Evocative Coaching as a Way of Being | |
Lessons from a Horse Whisperer | |
Fostering Trust and Rapport | |
Benevolence | |
Honesty | |
Openness | |
Reliability | |
Competence | |
Holding the Coaching Space | |
Calm Assurance | |
Playfulness | |
Open to Possibility | |
Conveying Coaching Presence | |
Coaching Presence in the Context of Hierarchy | |
Summary | |
Questions for Reflection and Discussion | |
The Four Steps Of Evocative Coaching | |
Interlude | |
Loop I: The No-Fault Turn | |
Story Listening | |
The Power of Story | |
Evoking Coachable Stories | |
Mindful Listening | |
Listen Calmly | |
Listen Openly | |
Listen Attentively | |
Quiet Listening | |
Reflective Listening | |
Story Listening | |
Exploring Different Vantage Points | |
Exploring Different Pivot Points | |
Exploring Different Lesson Points | |
Summary | |
Questions for Reflection and Discussion | |
Expressing Empathy | |
Understanding Empathy | |
Cultivating Empathy | |
Access Points for Empathy | |
Contextual Circumstances | |
Causal Attributions | |
Evaluative Assessments | |
Positive and Negative Feelings | |
Met and Unmet Needs | |
Readiness to Change | |
Empathy Reflections | |
Making Observations | |
Guessing the Primary Feelings | |
Guessing the Underlying Needs | |
Making Requests | |
Elevating Readiness to Change | |
Celebrating Progress | |
The Golden Sigh | |
Summary | |
Questions for Reflection and Discussion | |
Interlude | |
Loop II: The Strengths-Building Turn | |
Appreciative Inquiry | |
Appreciative Inquiry | |
The Positive Principle | |
The Constructionist Principle | |
The Simultaneity Principle | |
The Anticipatory Principle | |
The Poetic Principle | |
Initiating the Learning Conversation | |
Illuminating the Best of What Is | |
Discovering Strengths | |
Observing Vitalities | |
Imagining the Best of What Might Be | |
Framing Aspirations | |
Inviting Possibilities | |
Coaching with Strengths, Observations, Aspirations, and Possibilities | |
Reviewing Data from a Strengths-Based Perspective | |
Noticing and Elevating Teacher Energies | |
Positive Reframing | |
Moving through Ambivalence | |
From SWOT to SOAP | |
Summary | |
Questions for Reflection and Discussion | |
Design Thinking | |
Calling Forth Motivation and Movement | |
Positive Relationships | |
Positive Energy and Emotions | |
Positive Images | |
Positive Actions | |
Coaching Tools for Designing Experiments | |
Brainstorming Design Ideas | |
Exploring Inertia | |
Making Experiments S-M-A-R-T | |
Mapping Out Experimental Designs | |
Confirming Commitment | |
Around and Around the Mobius Strip: Back to Story | |
Summary | |
Questions for Reflection and Discussion | |
Evocative Coaching In Practice | |
Aligning Environments | |
Understanding Environments | |
Flow | |
Navigating the River of Change | |
The Rapids | |
The Doldrums | |
Managing Clouds, Wind, and Thunder | |
Clouds of Climate | |
Winds of Collective Efficacy | |
Thunder of Conflict | |
Ripples in a Pond | |
Stories as Catalysts for Transformation | |
Summary | |
Questions for Reflection and Discussion | |
Coaching Conversations | |
The Great 8: Choreographing the Coaching Dance | |
Story Listening | |
Initiate | |
Elaborate | |
Expressing Empathy | |
Validate | |
Appreciative Inquiry | |
Appreciate | |
Extrapolate | |
Design Thinking | |
Innovate | |
Deliberate | |
Activate | |
Summary | |
Questions for Reflection and Discussion | |
The Reflective Coach | |
Coaching the Self | |
Hearing Our Own Story | |
Self-Empathy | |
Inquiring into Our Own Professional Practice | |
Strategy | |
Professional Coach Code of Ethics | |
Conclusion | |
Questions for Reflection and Discussion | |
Evocative Coaching Principles, Questions, and Reflections | |
Practice Exercises | |
Content Review Questions | |
International Association of Coaching, Coaching MasteriesÖ | |
Overview | |
References | |
Recommended Reading Resources | |
About the Authors | |
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