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Coaching often becomes hectic fast. Schedules shift, classrooms get noisy, and teachers feel stretched thin. While the instinct is to fix everything, coaching isn’t actually about fixing at all — it’s about refocusing on student thinking.
In this episode, Mona introduces the anchor moves she relies on when coaching feels chaotic. These moves bring clarity, calm, and purpose back into the work.
When coaching feels wild, return to the routine:
Observe → Name → Nudge → Celebrate.
This is enough.
You are enough.
Your coaching makes a difference — especially now.
And if you want a space to practice these moves with community, we’re diving into them inside Math Coach Huddle on December 8. Bring your questions, your chaos, and your curiosity.
👉 Listen to the full episode
👉 Subscribe and leave a review to support the show
👉 Join Math Coach Huddle anytime at monamath.com/huddle
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