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ISBN 10: 1138135054
ISBN 13: 9781138135055
Author: Vicki Denmark; India J. Podsen
Features over 60 step-by-step procedures, checklists, and planning guides for supervisors, mentors, and all those engaged in in-service teacher training. NEW to this edition – updated coverage of standards – assessment – analyzing student work – cognitive coaching – and more…
Coaching and Mentoring First Year and Student Teachers 2nd Table of contents:
1 Sink or Swim—You’re on Your Own
Scenario One
Scenario Two
Toughing It Out
Student Internships and Entry-Level Realities
A Viable Option
How to Use This Guide
To the Cooperating Teacher and First-Year Peer Mentor
To the Staff Developer or College Instructor
References
Coaching Boosters
2 From Master Teacher to Masterful Mentor
Why We Need You, the Master Teacher
So What Is Mentoring?
Summary
References
Coaching Boosters
3 Assessing Your Coaching and Mentoring Aptitude
4 Sizing Up the Situation
Case Study
Recent Trends in Teacher Education
What is a Professional Development School and Why Do We Need Them?
What Does a Cooperating Teacher or First-Year Peer Mentor Do?
Summary
References
Coaching Boosters
Competency Training Modules
Competency 1: Understanding the Coaching and Mentoring Role
Competency Statement
Knowledge Base Highlights
Purposes for Mentoring
Mentor’s Roles and Tasks
Selection of Mentors
Mentor Qualifications
Matching Mentees and Mentors
Student Interns
Entry-Level Teachers
Training and Support for Mentoring
Benefits for All
The Student Intern
The Cooperating Teacher Mentor
Entry-Level Teachers
Peer Mentors
Context for Mentoring in Schools
Teacher-Mentoring Program Evaluation
Summary
References
Coaching Boosters
Competency 2: Promoting Collaborative learning
Competency Statement
Knowledge Base Highlights
Creating a Connection
Getting to Know Your Mentee
Planning for Success—Clarity of Purpose
Improving Your Facilitation Skills
Fostering Open Dialog
Reserving Criticism and Judgment
Dealing with Conflict
Conflict Defined
Conflict Approaches
Confronting Problems
Summary
References
Coaching Boosters
Competency 3: Nurturing the Novice: Activate Cognitive Coaching
Competency Statement
Knowledge Base Highlights
Sequencing the Teaching Experiences
For Student Interns
For First-Year Teachers
Reality Therapy
For Student Interns
For First-Year Teachers
Providing Constructive Feedback
What You Need to Know About Adult Learning and Teacher Development
What You Need to Know About Cognitive Coaching
Cognitive Coaching Defined
Key Principles and Basic Assumptions
Cognitive Coaching Tools
Sensitivity to the Novice’s Teacher-Preparation Program
Collaborating with Supervisors
For Student Interns
For First-Year Teachers
Summary
References
Coaching Boosters
Competency 4: Developing Your performance-coaching Skills
Competency Statement
Knowledge Base Highlights
Performance Coaching—A Five-Step Process
Step 1: Present the Basic Knowledge, Operating Skills, and/or Rationale for the Teaching Skill
Step 2: Demonstrate How the Skill Works Under Varying Conditions Within Classrooms
Step 3: Let the Novice Practice the Skill in Nonthreatening Conditions
Step 4: Provide Feedback on Performance That is Specific and Nonjudgmental
Step 5: Employ a Systematic Coaching Cycle That Includes Conferences to Encourage Novices to Reflect on Their Teaching and Develop Problem-Solving Skills
Summary
References
Coaching Boosters
Competency 5: Modeling and coaching Effective Teaching Standards
Competency Statement
Knowledge Base Highlights
Mentoring Components
Updating What We Know about Teaching and Learning
Pinpointing the Standards for Effective Teaching
Coaching for Effective Teaching
Domain 1: Planning and Preparation
Domain 3: Instruction
Assessing and Monitoring Student Learning
Implement the Coaching Cycle
Summary
References
Coaching Boosters
Competency 6: Modeling and coaching Effective Classroom Management standards
Competency Statement
Knowledge Base Highlights
Creating the Cooperative Classroom
What’s Your Classroom Management Style?
First Things First!
Classroom Rules and Procedures—Seize the Opportunity!
Establishing Appropriate Student Relationships
Social Insight and With-it-ness
Summary
References
Coaching Boosters
Competency 7: Displaying Sensitivity to Individual Differences Among Learners
Competency Statement
Knowledge Base Highlights
Facing Reality
What’s the First Step?
Bridging the Gap
Tips for Teaching in a Diverse Classroom
Programs and Approaches for Diverse Learners
Summary
References
Coaching Boosters
Competency 8: Willingness to assume a Redefined Professional Role
Competency Statement
Knowledge Base Highlights
This Is a New Day
Question One: Change and Challenges
Question Two: Adaptability and Flexibility
Question Three: Knowledge is Power
Standards for Professionalism
The Research Base
Pinpointing the Standards for Professional Responsibilities
Summary
References
Coaching Boosters
Quotations (Competencies 1 to 8)
Appendix A: Internship Evaluation Form
Appendix B: Mentor Teacher Preference Checklist
Appendix C: Mentoring Agenda for Cooperating Teachers
Appendix D: Agenda for First-Year Teacher Mentors
Appendix E: First-Year Teacher Checklist and Reminders
Appendix F: Criteria for Unit Plan Evaluation
Appendix G: Lesson Plan Template
Appendix H: Classroom Management Plan Template
Appendix I: Daily Reflection Guide
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