Episode 10: Coaches benefit from collaboration: Interview with Heather Lott
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Inside(r) Coaching 4 Educators
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In this episode we interview Heather Lott, Chair of The Dane County New Teacher Project, about the important work she does supporting coaches and mentors. The conversation is filled with the wisdom Heather has gained from listening to the needs of coaches and mentors and provides suggestions for how you too can create a supportive community with other coaches.
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