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Welcome to the Center for Cognitive Coaching!
The mission of the Center for Cognitive Coaching is to expand the influence of Cognitive CoachingSM by building capacity in systems. Cognitive CoachingSM is a process that supports individuals and organizations in becoming self-directed. Its mission is to produce self-directed persons with the cognitive capacity for excellence both independently and as members of a community. Self-directed people are self-managing, self-monitoring, and self-modifying. Arthur Costa and Robert Garmston created Cognitive CoachingSM in 1984. Drs. Costa and Garmston have developed a variety of training opportunities and have authored Cognitive Coaching: A Foundation for Renaissance Schools to support others in learning the process of Cognitive CoachingSM.
The Center for Cognitive Coaching (CCC) serves as a resource, clearinghouse, and contact point for those wishing to increase their personal expertise and/or organizational capacity in Cognitive CoachingSM (CC). The CCC provides training, resources, and consultation for enculturating the principles of Cognitive CoachingSM in organizations. The Center supports individuals as they enhance their coaching skills and develop their identity as a mediator of thinking in a variety of contexts.
If you are new to CC, please visit our "New to Cognitive Coaching?" page to
learn how CC can help you.
Upcoming Learning Opportunities
Cognitive Coaching Seminars® Cognitive CoachingSM is a process, a set of strategies, and a way of thinking that supports the ongoing development of individuals as they become increasingly self-directed and reflective. As a result of engaging in the Cognitive Coaching Seminars®, participants will learn and internalize three structured conversations for expanding thinking: planning, reflecting, and problem-resolving. More Info 
CC Advanced Seminar,
Part 1, & 
CC Advanced Seminar,
Part 1, & 
Cognitive CoachingSM Advanced
Seminar 
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Be sure to read "Habits of Success," authored by Art Costa and Jenny Edwards, in the April 2012 Educational Leadership. The 6th Annual Cultural Proficiency Institute will be held August 1–2, 2012, at the Museum of Tolerance in Los Angeles, CA. Go to the "Corwin Learning Events" site for more information. If you are new to CC, please visit our "New to Cognitive Coaching?" page to learn how CC can help you. 
 
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