Mentoring: In teacher Education : A case study

ISBN-13: 9783846547588 / Angielski / Miękka / 2011 / 140 str.

Tsitsi Dhliwayo; Chrispen Chiome

Opis

Quality in education starts with quality teachers In recognition of this requirement, in this book, we look at the mentoring relationship from different perspectives: not only the potential benefit to the young teacher but also the professional development of the experienced teacher has to be taken into account. Mentoring could empower the continuous and lifelong development of teachers. The learning partnership of the two persons embodies a considerable advantage to promote a single institution's culture as well as the personal and professional growth. The book gives an overview on research results concerning mentoring in teacher education and it is a must read for all teacher educators. It contains case study findings from a study undertaken by experienced educators from a country that is the most literate country in Africa. It places mentoring in education at the hert of quality education.

O autorze

Tsitsi Dhliwayo nee Rukuni is an education consultant, teacher educator and researcher working in Southern Africa. She has presented several papers on mentoring in Teacher Education in both South Africa and Zimbabwe. She is an author and an experienced Educationist having served in teacher education for over forty years.