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An AI instructional coach coaches a teacher on their own lessons, with specific feedback in minutes and a conversation the teacher continues. Here is how one works and how to judge one.

Your program built a video habit on GoReact. Here is what GoReact publishes about its platform today, and how VC3 and AI Coach take candidate video further.

Post-observation feedback lands or bounces on one sentence. Jennifer Abrams’s six moves for saying the hard thing, plus the receiving-side skill almost no one is taught.

Washington Township’s middle school math team gives two weekly assessments created at the instructional coaching level and talks through the results at weekly PLCs. Here is what that cadence looks like, the results its coach reports, and four moves leaders can copy.

Edthena, with researchers at University of Virginia, TeachingWorks at University of Michigan, and Boston University, has won a two-year, $750,000 Gates Foundation grant to build an AI teaching simulation where elementary math teachers rehearse a Number Talk before class, teach it, and see how the two compare.

AI Coach is now available to every teacher, in the inbox they already check. Here is what we built, and how we got here.

Observation Copilot changes one specific part of a principal’s post-walkthrough routine: turning raw walkthrough notes into written, framework-aligned feedback teachers can receive the same day.

EdTech Digest featured Observation Copilot in its Cool Tools column, spotlighting the free tool’s integration with The Danielson Group’s Framework for Teaching and the hours it saves principals on observation write-ups.

New teachers lose most of their structured support the day they get their own classroom. Closing the induction cliff takes ongoing coaching across the school year, not a one-time workshop.