Howick Coast Kãhui Ako

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Recorded15 May 2023

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In this episode of the Coaching in Education podcast I'm in conversation with Mark Keenan and Jane Ginders from New Zealand who share the findings from a recent case study of the seven schools in Howick Coast Kãhui Ako as they developed individual coaching models over the last number of years. Listen in to hear the benefits and the challenges of a 'cluster' approach to developing a coaching culture. Find out how individual schools can benefit from the collective experiences of a Kãhui Ako' (learning community) and together, improve the quality of their conversations.

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