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A Humanistic Approach to New Teacher Mentoring: A Counseling Perspective
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Student TeachingSchool CounselingTeacher-student RelationEducationTeacher LeadershipTeacher EducationCoachingMentoringHelping RelationshipTeacher MentorSocial SkillsCurrent StateTeacher MentoringCounselor SupervisionPerformance StudiesCounselor Education PedagogyTeachingCounseling PerspectiveCounselor EducationTeacher EducatorProfessional DevelopmentGuidance Services
The authors explore the current state of teacher mentoring, asking the question, Has teacher mentoring evolved into a product economy/managed care, “prove it” mind‐set? Humanistic concepts gleaned from counseling are proffered, highlighting the interpersonal relationship that exists between teacher mentor and mentee. Suggestions are provided for facilitating the personal development of the teacher mentee.
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