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Session Type: Symposium
Teacher Mentoring is depicted internationally as a contextualized supervisory endeavor that promotes student teachers’ professional development. Teacher Education programs worldwide contribute to position schools as learning organizations by supporting human resource potential (Senge, 1992).
This symposium aims at bringing international perspectives on how teacher mentoring is conceptualized in initial teacher education programs in six countries: India, Brazil, Russia, Malta, Spain, and Portugal. In all cases, teacher learning at the workplace is described by examining: (a) the context of mentoring within national education standards and policy reform frameworks; (b) the mentoring models used to support student teachers’ understanding of practice. Mentors’ perceptions, dilemmas, and conversations will be under scrutiny to shed light on the complexities of the mentoring profession.
Mentoring as Enculturation of New Teachers Into Communities of Ongoing Professional Learning for Change - Tara Ratnam, Independent Teacher Educator
The Role of Mentoring in Brazilian Context: Experiences in Dialogue - Martha Maria Prata-Linhares, Federal University of Triângulo Mineiro - UFTM; Maria Alzira Pimenta, Sorocaba University; Helena Amaral da Fontoura, State University of Rio de Janeiro
Mentoring of Novice Teachers' Induction to the Profession in Russia - Roza A. Valeeva, Institute of Psychology and Education, Kazan Federal University, Russia; Aydar M. Kalimullin, Kazan Federal University
A Value-Added Approach to Teacher Learning - Michelle Attard Tonna, University of Malta
Mapping Instructional and Emotional Mentoring Skills That Unlock the Learning of the Teaching Profession in Spain - Juanjo Mena, Universidad de Salamanca; Victoria De Miguel, Universidad de Salamanca; Marta Martín del Pozo, Universidad de Salamanca; Maria-Luisa García Rodríguez, Universidad de Salamanca
Challenges in Practicum and Mentoring in the Post-Bologna Context in Portugal - Maria A. Flores, Minho University, Portugal