Mentoring in schools
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Mentoring in schools
（Books for teachers）
Kogan Page, 1992
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Includes bibliographical references and index
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Description
A substantial shift in the way student teachers are trained has meant that increasing numbers of school teachers are now sharing the responsibility for student tuition with teacher training colleges. The mentoring pilot system has caused teachers anxiety due to a lack of guidelines on how to integrate the mentoring system into everyday school life. This volume provides teachers with practical advice on the creation and maintenance of mentoring programmes. It covers proactive supervision, the development of programmes, the programme criteria and future developments.
Table of Contents
- The role of the mentor
- commitment to mentoring
- guidelines for mentors
- establishing criteria for mentoring
- the nature and conditions of good mentoring practice
- assessment and the licensed teacher
- can mentoring raise achievement levels?
- mentor training
- initiating a mentorship training programme
- collaborative teaching
- structured mentoring and the development of teaching skill
- peer support as the basis of good mentoring practice
- mentoring as a staff developing activity.
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