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In a recent #educoach Twitter chat, Kathy Perret asked us how we think the current reality of distance learning and social distancing might impact the landscape of education and coaching moving forward. Read on for the top six most-engaged answers from your peers, and be sure to leave your own thoughts below!

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Kathy Perret
@KathyPerret

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I’m always curious. How do you think this experience of social distancing, etc. will change the face of education and coaching in particular? #educoach

Kenny McKee hopes it’ll chip away at some resistance to video debriefs and check-ins:

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Kenny McKee, NBCT
@kennycmckee

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Replying to @KathyPerret

My hope is that we’ll all be more comfortable with video debriefs and check-ins. Being in multiple schools that would be more timely then when I’m physically there and more time efficient than trying to do so over e-mail. #educoach

Jim Knight believes more professional learning and coaching will be done online:

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Jim Knight
@Jimknight99

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Replying to @KathyPerret

I think a lot more professional development will be done virtually. #educoach

Mel Cunningham asks if we’ll see a push for more blended learning with students:

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Melissa Cunningham
@MelInstrCoach

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Replying to @KathyPerret

Great question! I’m wondering if we will really focus on making sure work is more meaningful. Also, I think building students’ executive functioning skills. That has been an eye-opener for many teachers, I know.

Alison Walker wants to see more collaboration among educators outside of the buildings they work in:

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Alison Walker
@litcoach_walker

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Replying to @KathyPerret

Hoping it will result in more across-school conversations. I am excited to facilitate a Virtual PLC with four teachers of the same course from four different high schools tomorrow. As their coach, I know these four educators will thrive together.

Sherri Humphrys believes video coaching will be an alternative option to in-person coaching to reduce time wasted traveling across buildings:

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Sherri Humphrys
@sherhum

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Replying to @KathyPerret

Time wasted traveling will be reduced. I’m seeing increased collaboration in this virtual world than prior. Some of this is out of necessity and some because it’s just convenient. The use of video calls are very effective for coaching.

Lindsay Deacon hopes organizations become more environmentally friendly ♻️:

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TheRealLindsayDeacon
@TheRealLindsay2

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Replying to @KathyPerret

On a very small scale, I’m hoping it will help people realize they don’t need so much paper! ‍♀️

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