Blended Coaching and Coaching Curve Approaches in Enhancing Teaching Competency: A Case Study

  • Balang N
  • Mahamod Z
  • Buang N
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The purpose of this study is to highlight the approach of integrated coaching in enhancing teacher capacity development by School Improvement Specialist Coach Plus (SISC+). The coaching approach is a combination of facilitative, directive and dialogue coaching. The coaching curve by Bradley William was also employed in this study. This case study involved an in-depth study of a teacher teaching history subject from 2018 to mid 2019. Data were collected using the Teacher Coaching Tool (TCT) instrument used by SISC+ as a standard document to guide teachers. The findings showed that the teacher’s teaching and learning (TnL) competency in the classroom was improved in writing learning objectives, activity-based, pedagogical content knowledge and conclusions aspects of TnL. It is recommended further study on the effectiveness of SISC+ coaching practice with a larger sample to address the various issues in the field of coaching.

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Balang, N. J. A., Mahamod, Z., & Buang, N. A. (2019). Blended Coaching and Coaching Curve Approaches in Enhancing Teaching Competency: A Case Study. Creative Education, 10(12), 2718–2729. https://doi.org/10.4236/ce.2019.1012198

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