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Are you still spending your evenings writing teacher observation notes? There's a better way. Observation Copilot is free for school leaders. Watch Teresa's story to see how it's transforming classroom observations across the country.

Teachers don't need AI to tell them what to do. They need AI to amplify their expertise.

Across the country, new legislation is raising the bar for teacher preparation and mentorship. The expectation is clear: teachers need more support. But for many districts, the funding to hire more instructional coaches simply isn't there. edthena.com/scale-instruct…

There is a critical difference between knowing you need to change and having the support structure to actually build and sustain instructional muscle. edthena.com/teachers-train…

If you've been curious about AI tools for observations but hesitant to try, you're not alone. Teresa's colleagues felt the same way until they saw it in action.

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"It's already organizing it for me." Assistant Principal Andrea Arispe knows the hardest part of giving feedback isn't taking notes during an observation. It's what comes after. Principals can use Observation Copilot for free: observationcopilot.com

The best approach isn't AI or human coaching. It's both. Human coaches bring nuanced understanding. AI Coach provides ongoing feedback between sessions. Together, they create more consistent support for teacher growth. #EdLeadership #ProfessionalDevelopment #EdTech

Professional learning is more meaningful when it starts with evidence from the classroom. AI Coach analyzes teachers' actual classroom footage so they can reflect on their own instructional choices. #EdLeadership

Principals: What if you could give better teacher feedback in less time? Brent Perdue at Spokane Public Schools turns his classroom notes into framework-aligned feedback instantly with Observation Copilot. Free for principals: observationcopilot.com

Are you still spending your evenings writing teacher observation notes? There's a better way. Observation Copilot is free for school leaders. Watch Teresa's story to see how it's transforming classroom observations across the country.

If you've been curious about AI tools for observations but hesitant to try, you're not alone. Teresa's colleagues felt the same way until they saw it in action.

There is a critical difference between knowing you need to change and having the support structure to actually build and sustain instructional muscle. edthena.com/teachers-train…

"The written report is not the most important thing you're going to give that teacher." Mary Driscoll, Clinical Teacher Educator at Boston Teacher Residency, gets straight to what matters most. Use Observation Copilot for free: observationcopilot.com

"Try it once and you'll be sold." Tricia Gessele, Principal at Spokane School District, went from spending hours on observation reports to letting AI handle the heavy lifting. Free for principals: observationcopilot.com

Across the country, new legislation is raising the bar for teacher preparation and mentorship. The expectation is clear: teachers need more support. But for many districts, the funding to hire more instructional coaches simply isn't there. edthena.com/scale-instruct…

"It's already organizing it for me." Assistant Principal Andrea Arispe knows the hardest part of giving feedback isn't taking notes during an observation. It's what comes after. Principals can use Observation Copilot for free: observationcopilot.com

Teachers don't need AI to tell them what to do. They need AI to amplify their expertise.

Principals: What if you could give better teacher feedback in less time? Brent Perdue at Spokane Public Schools turns his classroom notes into framework-aligned feedback instantly with Observation Copilot. Free for principals: observationcopilot.com