Future-Ready Coaching in the Age of AI

28 Jan 2027
School Leaders
AI, intelligent agents, deep research tools, automation and immersive technology are rapidly reshaping how educators plan, teach, assess and support students. What does that mean for instructional coaching? This poster presentation helps coaches, school leaders and district leaders rethink the role of coaching in an AI-driven environment while keeping its unchanging fundamentals intact. Explore how coaches can guide educators beyond tool adoption toward thoughtful, ethical and effective technology integration, and how AI can support lesson design, differentiation, feedback cycles, professional learning, data-informed decisions, accessibility and student agency while addressing privacy, bias and responsible use. Examine a future-ready coaching framework that connects technology integration to instructional goals, durable human skills and the evolving portrait of a graduate. You will leave with practical implementation strategies, including designing AI-supported coaching cycles, creating teacher-facing prompts and protocols, modeling responsible AI use and building professional learning pathways, to help educators move from curiosity to purposeful, human-centered technology integration.
Speakers
Greg Bagby
Greg Bagby, Lead Trainer - Boyd-Buchanan School / Greg Bagby Consulting
Cindy Gaston
Cindy Gaston, Instructional Coach - Chattanooga School for the Liberal Arts

Access Type

All Registration Types Permitted

Content Topic

Coaching

Curriculum Area

Professional Development

Session Type

Poster Presentations

Education Challenges

Engaging Learning Experiences

EdTech Product

Library & Media Services,Student Learning Technology