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Coaching and the Pyramid Model

A coach is someone who guides another person to develop a new skill or build competence and expertise. Coaching is a partnership that occurs because both parties are willing and agree to work together.

Coaching is…

  • A collaborative and iterative process
  • Focused on building skills and competencies
  • Reliant on observation and feedback
  • Goal-directed
  • Outcomes driven

There are two types of coaches guiding Pyramid Model implementation: Program Implementation Coaches and Practitioner Coaches.

Program Implementation Coaches vs Practitioner Coaches

Program Implementation CoachPractitioner Coach
Program/Community LevelClassroom Level
Provides coaching and guidance to the Program
Leadership Team and practitioner coach.
Uses Practice-Based Coaching (PBC) to support practitioners in their implementation of Pyramid Model practices.
Supports program-wide implementation.Collaborates with practitioners to identify needs and set practice implementation goals.
Provides updates to the State Leadership Team about programs and their implementation needs and progress.
Learn more about Program Implementation CoachesLearn more about Practitioner Coaches

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