Promuovere lo sviluppo professionale degli insegnanti attraverso il mentoring.

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Title: Promuovere lo sviluppo professionale degli insegnanti attraverso il mentoring.
Authors: CAPPERUCCI, DAVIDE1 davide.capperucci@unifi.it
Source: Studi Sulla Formazione. 2024, Vol. 27 Issue 2, p37-57. 21p.
Subject Terms: *Teacher development, Mentoring
Abstract: This paper presents a part of the RESPOND European Erasmus+-project on the mutually sustaining relationship between teacher professional development and overall school development. The focus is on one of four product results from the project, "The RESPOND Teacher Professional Development Support Guidelines" developed as a tool for understanding the roles of and interactions between different actors in school, with particular reference to the role of mentors for formal institutional support and peer-to-peer support for informal support between colleagues. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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Abstract:This paper presents a part of the RESPOND European Erasmus+-project on the mutually sustaining relationship between teacher professional development and overall school development. The focus is on one of four product results from the project, "The RESPOND Teacher Professional Development Support Guidelines" developed as a tool for understanding the roles of and interactions between different actors in school, with particular reference to the role of mentors for formal institutional support and peer-to-peer support for informal support between colleagues. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
ISSN:11271124
DOI:10.36253/ssf-15651