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Автор Lane, Gloria, M.
Автор Canosa, Roslyn
Дата выпуска 1995
dc.description There is much information available showing that special educators may be leaving the profession because of the absence of strong support systems designed to nurture their beginning years and value their expertise in the later years of their careers. Special educators working with students who have severe disabilities are one of the high risk attrition groups. Mentoring is one method of coaching new teachers and recognizing the mastery of veteran ones; it can lead to long term support for all participants. This article describes the mentorship component of a graduate program for preservice teachers of students with severe disabilities. A review of information available from successful mentoring programs provided the conceptual structure.
Издатель Sage Publications
Название A Mentoring Program for Beginning and Veteran Teachers of Students with Severe Disabilities
Тип Journal Article
DOI 10.1177/088840649501800403
Print ISSN 0888-4064
Журнал Teacher Education and Special Education
Том 18
Первая страница 230
Последняя страница 239
Аффилиация Lane, Gloria, M., Severe Disabilities, Division of Education, Johns Hopkins University
Аффилиация Canosa, Roslyn, Division of Education, Johns Hopkins University
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