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Will Morris
Will Morris is the CEO of teacher-coaching company EdConnective. Will is a blogger for The Startup Blog, where entrepreneurs chart their efforts to launch and build ed-tech companies and describe the challenges they face in securing funding, finding customers, and growing their businesses.
E-mail willmorris06@gmail.com
The Startup Blog
Opinion Sept. 11, 2014May 5, 2016

Convincing Teachers that Coaching Means Support, Not Obstruction

By Will Morris

It took 11 months worth of work to initiate one trial of my startup’s video coaching service at a school in Brooklyn. Teachers’ reactions ranged from earnest curiosity to outright skepticism.

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The Startup Blog
Opinion Sept. 2, 2014June 8, 2017

Quitting the Evaluation Frenzy: Growing Teacher Quality Instead

By Will Morris

Evaluations are not very useful for improving teacher quality, but we can merge them with professional development to help focus on the growth of teacher quality instead.

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The Startup Blog
Opinion Aug. 26, 2014May 5, 2016

Why I Sought a Partner: Startup Burnout, Survival, and Sustainability

By Will Morris

Being a solo entrepreneur requires doing the jobs of five people while having the time of one. Startup life is not meant to be shouldered by one person forever.

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The Startup Blog
Opinion Aug. 21, 2014June 8, 2017

Pushing Performance Coaching to Transform Professional Development

By Will Morris

Moving towards performance coaching instead of lecture-based professional development can be a game changer for teacher quality.

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