Content
11 modules
Rating
Course Length
30 mins
Instructor
Karina Khamova
Description
The first professional coaching competency that you will learn about is asking transformational questions.
- What are transformational questions?
- What makes them impactful?
- How do I ask them in a way that promotes positive change in my clients?
Complete this course and you will be able to answer these questions and more.
Objectives
By accomplishing the learning objectives in this lesson, you will be better equipped to recognize transformational questions and ask them in a way that promotes change with your client.
After completing all the components of this course, you will be able to...
- (1.1.1) ...ask clear, direct, primarily open-ended questions, one at a time, at a pace that allows for thinking and reflection by the client.
- (1.1.2) ...identify that a coach’s questions are not leading (i.e. do not contain a conclusion or direction).
- (1.1.3) ...describe that a coach's questions are primarily transformational rather than transactional focused.
Learning Credits
SEUs
1.0
1.
Welcome
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Pre-Assessment
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Qualities of Transformational Questions
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What are the qualities of transformational questions?
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The Value of Non-Leading Questions
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Is This a Leading Question?
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Transformational vs Transactional
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Is This a Transformational or Transactional Question?
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Working With Transformational Questions
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Post-Assessment
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Course Survey
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Helpful content introduced logically and is easy to consume. The examples given and the sample coaching video was helpful.
The audio in the videos early in the course was very uneven and it was really hard to hear, distracting from the learning. E.G. in the sample coaching video, the coach's volume was so low I had to turn the volume right up but the coachee's volume was blaring. It would've been better to have these adjusted.
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