This Individual Coaching Log is designed for use by one coach who might coach multiple teachers. The spreadsheet is used to indicate the time spent on the entire coaching cycle and the strategies used within the sessions. Data are provided on the time and strategies used across all teachers (coach summary) and for an individual teacher (teacher summary).
This fact sheet describes how states are implementing, funding, and planning for expansion and sustainability of their Program Implementation Coach cadre.
This fact sheet describes the various roles and responsibilities of Program Implementation Coaches and their work with state, community, and program leadership teams.
This brief provides information on the use of exclusionary discipline practices within early childhood programs and how program-wide implementation of the Pyramid Model for Promoting the Social and Emotional Competence for Infants and Young Children can eliminate the use of these practices.
The TPOT™ Excel Scoring Excel workbook version 3.0 is a tool for summarizing and graphing TPOT data.
This resource provides a snapshot of the sequence of events in scaling up the Pyramid Model practices in new communities and programs while maintaining high fidelity implementation in existing communities and programs.
This Handout illustrates the various levels of the Pyramid Model in a format that is easy to print and ideal for distribution.
Leadership teams can use this handout to get family input on the program expectations.
This Excel template is for states to organize their unique IDs for programs implementation coaches, and programs.
This Excel template is for users to organize their unique IDs for programs, practitioner coaches, practitioners, and children.
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