Mentoring pedagogical knowledge is fundamental towards developing preservice teachers’ practices. As a result of a train-the-trainer mentoring program, this study aimed to understand how mentors’ engagement in a professional development program on mentoring contributes to their mentoring of pedagogical knowledge practices. This qualitative research analyses the mentoring of pedagogical knowledge from six paired mentor teachers and preservice teachers (n=12) after a four-week professional school experience. Findings indicated the train-the-trainer model was successful for mentoring pedagogical knowledge on 10 of the 11 advocated practices. This suggested that a well-constructed professional development program on mentoring can advance the quality of mentoring for enhancing preservice teachers’ practices.
Journal article
Making mentoring explicit : articulating pedogogical knowledge practices
School Leadership and Management
2012
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- Title
- Making mentoring explicit : articulating pedogogical knowledge practices
- Creators
- Peter B. HudsonRebecca S. Spooner-LaneMichelle J. Murray
- Publication Details
- School Leadership and Management
- Identifiers
- 2695; 991012822127502368
- Academic Unit
- School of Education; Faculty of Education
- Resource Type
- Journal article