Teacher Induction and Mentoring : School-Based Collaborative Programs.
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- 9781438400716
- 371.1
- LB1729 -- .T44 1992eb
CONTENTS -- PREFACE -- FOREWORD by GRETA MORINE-DERSHIMER -- PART I: THEORETICAL BASIS -- 1. The Place of Induction in Becoming a Teacher by GERALD M. MAGER -- 2. Mentoring as Part of Induction by GARY P. DEBOLT -- PART II: SCHOOL-BASED COLLABORATIVE PROGRAMS -- 3. Collaborative Teacher Induction by SANDRA J. ODELL and DOUGLAS P. FERRARO -- 4. The North Country Mentor/Intern Teacher Program: A Rural Consortium by NICHOLAS G. STUPIANSKY and MICHAEL P. WOLFE -- 5. The Arizona Teacher Residency Program: Commitment, Collaboration, and Collegiality by BILLIE ENZ, GARY W. ANDERSON, BARBARA WEBER, and DON LAWHEAD -- 6. Collaborative Relationships in a Mentoring Program in East Harlem Schools by CHRISTINA TAHARALLY, MAE GAMBLE, and SUSAN MARSA -- 7. Mentoring as a University/Public School Partnership by MERNA JACOBSEN -- PART III. LESSONS AND QUESTIONS EVOLVING FROM RESEARCH AND PRACTICE -- 8. Mentor Suggestions for Establishing Mentor Teacher Programs by GARY P. DEBOLT -- 9. Lessons and Questions from School-Based Collaborative Programs by GARY P. DEBOLT -- INDEX -- A -- B -- C -- D -- E -- F -- G -- H -- I -- J -- K -- L -- M -- N -- O -- P -- R -- S -- T -- U -- V -- W.
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