Teacher turnover causes a financial strain on school districts, but moreover, an academic strain on students. Researchers have concluded that comprehensive mentoring may provide the support that novice teachers need to develop self-efficacy, and thus remain in the teaching field. This quantitative research in progress aims to determine the difference between the self-efficacy of novice teachers who receive comprehensive mentoring and those who are supported through traditional induction programs, using a new teacher survey created by the Texas Education Agency
In the United States, the demands of increased federal accountability have dramatically impacted the...
This study gauged new teacher\u27s perceptions of what components of teacher induction programs are ...
Teacher preparation plays an integral role in the success of American education, and many programs a...
Induction Programs, Teacher Efficacy, and Inquiry Practices in Novice Teachers This purpose of this ...
Teacher retention is a widespread challenge across the field of education and seems to be growing wh...
The purpose of this qualitative study was to examine the perceptions of novice teachers in 1 school ...
Teacher turnover is an issue plaguing states and districts around the country, particularly among no...
There have been increases in both teacher turnover and the number of new- or early-career teachers a...
The purpose of this explanatory multiple case study and program evaluation was to describe and expla...
This study examined the impact of a beginning teacher induction program on involved mentors ' t...
The focus of this research is to shed light on novice teachers\u27 experience mentoring programs. Th...
The purpose of this study was to determine if any statistically significant difference exists betwee...
The challenges in meeting the demand for highly qualified teachers are great. This is evident both a...
Within the first five years of new teachers’ employment, between 30 and 50 percent leave the profess...
The purpose of this study was to examine if a teacher’s self-efficacy in teaching reading varies acc...
In the United States, the demands of increased federal accountability have dramatically impacted the...
This study gauged new teacher\u27s perceptions of what components of teacher induction programs are ...
Teacher preparation plays an integral role in the success of American education, and many programs a...
Induction Programs, Teacher Efficacy, and Inquiry Practices in Novice Teachers This purpose of this ...
Teacher retention is a widespread challenge across the field of education and seems to be growing wh...
The purpose of this qualitative study was to examine the perceptions of novice teachers in 1 school ...
Teacher turnover is an issue plaguing states and districts around the country, particularly among no...
There have been increases in both teacher turnover and the number of new- or early-career teachers a...
The purpose of this explanatory multiple case study and program evaluation was to describe and expla...
This study examined the impact of a beginning teacher induction program on involved mentors ' t...
The focus of this research is to shed light on novice teachers\u27 experience mentoring programs. Th...
The purpose of this study was to determine if any statistically significant difference exists betwee...
The challenges in meeting the demand for highly qualified teachers are great. This is evident both a...
Within the first five years of new teachers’ employment, between 30 and 50 percent leave the profess...
The purpose of this study was to examine if a teacher’s self-efficacy in teaching reading varies acc...
In the United States, the demands of increased federal accountability have dramatically impacted the...
This study gauged new teacher\u27s perceptions of what components of teacher induction programs are ...
Teacher preparation plays an integral role in the success of American education, and many programs a...