Have you ever wondered how a mentor teacher could make a difference in a new educator’s professional journey? Mentorship for beginning teachers is crucial because it provides the guidance and support needed to thrive in the initial stages of teaching. Join Michelle Dragalin for this timesaving, to the point session as we explore how mentor teachers can help new educators build confidence, develop effective teaching strategies, and navigate the complexities of the educational environment. Get ready to uncover the transformative benefits of mentorship for beginning teachers! Michelle’s expertise in professional development will equip you with the knowledge and tools you need to seek out and establish mentorship relationships that align with new educators’ personal and professional goals.
Key Takeaways
Understand how having a mentor provides personalized support tailored to your specific needs and challenges as a new educator.
Learn how mentorship fosters continuous professional growth and development through feedback and reflection.
Discover effective classroom management strategies and techniques shared by experienced mentors.
Explore how mentorship opens doors to networking opportunities and professional connections within the education community.
Presented by Michelle Dragalin
Michelle Dragalin is a versatile online freelance writer, curriculum developer, adjunct professor, and instructional designer. With a master's degree in curriculum and instruction, as well as a specialist’s degree in educational technology, Michelle brings a wealth of expertise to the field. Her background includes roles as a paraprofessional and head start teacher, along with extensive experience in catering to diverse learners across Pre-K to tenth grades.
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First-Year Teachers
Course Hours earned
.5 Course Hours