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Coaching Kata Essentials

How to Use a Kata Coaching Notebook

Kata coach­es help peo­ple get bet­ter at the sci­en­tif­ic think­ing pat­tern by guid­ing their prac­tice of the improve­ment kata. Coach­es must often track the progress of mul­ti­ple learn­ers over sev­er­al months at a time. Learn how a sim­ple coach­ing note­book is used to record obser­va­tions and feed­back from coach­ing cycles.

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What Is the Coaching Kata?

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What Is Expected from a Kata Coach

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What It Takes to Be a Kata Coach

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Coaching to Understand the Challenge

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Coaching to Grasp the Current Condition

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Coaching the Process Analysis Kata

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Coaching the Next Target Condition

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Coaching to Identify Obstacles

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Coaching to Plan the Next Experiment

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What Is a Coaching Cycle?

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How to Do Coaching Cycles

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What Is the Five Questions Kata Coaching Card?

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Coaching to Reflect on the Last Experiment

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How Kata Coaches Ask Clarifying Questions

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How to Use the Coaching Cycles Observation Form

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Next Video Coaching to Reflect on the Improvement Kata Cycle 

After a learn­er achieves their chal­lenge, the coach’s role is to help them pre­pare for their next improve­ment cycle. The coach and learn­er engage in a coach­ing cycle to reflect on the most recent improve­ment kata and look ahead to the next one. Learn the ques­tions coach­es ask and how they help the learn­er look back and look forward.