CTL Peer Coaching
Peer Coaching is a supportive, confidential, and non-evaluative professional development activity focusing on teacher self-reflection and growth. Several CNM Faculty members have completed training to serve as Faculty Peer Coaches. The primary role of a peer coach is to facilitate the self-reflection and self-evaluation of a peer, while withholding judgment and refraining from providing unsolicited solutions.
This model has been developed because research indicates that individuals learn the most from their own experiences, rather than from explicit, formal instruction. However, this self-evaluation is more productive and effective when undertaken with colleagues. Learn more about how Peer Coaching can support your teaching at CNM by viewing these slides: Peer Coaching Slideshow
Brightspace Peer Coaches
Extra assistance with Brightspace is now available through an expanded CTL Online Peer Coaching program. There are currently 17 faculty peer coaches representing all six of the schools who are already working with faculty individually to support Spring preparations for teaching in Brightspace.
- help with Brightspace features and tools,
- help with preparing your Spring classes in Brightspace,
- questions you might have about best practices for teaching online
If you are interested in working with a Peer Coach, or if you would like to become a CTL Certified Peer Coach for your CNM colleagues, contact ctl@cnm.edu.