Peer coaching: Professional growth and development for instruction librarians

Abstract

With so many academic librarians now employed in split or multi‐task job assignments, those who teach may question how they can develop the skills they need to be challenging and innovative in the classroom. Instruction librarians may turn to their colleagues to help them cultivate their teaching skills, particularly during times when bibliographic instruction (B.I.) workshops or training sessions are not imminent. Noticing the informal coaching that exists among trusted colleagues, some libraries have given structure to this exchange through peer coaching programs.

Citation

Levene, L. and Frank, P. (1993), "Peer coaching: Professional growth and development for instruction librarians", Reference Services Review, Vol. 21 No. 3, pp. 35-42. https://doi.org/10.1108/eb049192