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Monday January 6, 2025 2:20pm - 2:50pm EST
Mentorship is a transformative tool in the development of future educators, and hosting a pre-service teacher in your classroom offers invaluable opportunities for both mentor and mentee. This session explores the mutual benefits of this collaborative teaching experience, highlighting how hosting a pre-service teacher can enhance instructional practices, foster professional growth, and build a supportive learning community. Through real-world examples, we will discuss strategies for providing effective guidance, fostering reflection, and navigating the challenges and rewards of mentoring. Participants will leave with practical ideas for creating a welcoming and constructive environment for pre-service teachers, as well as insights into how such partnerships can enrich their own teaching practices. Whether you are an experienced educator or new to mentorship, this session will demonstrate the power of mentorship in shaping the future of education, one classroom at a time.
Speakers
avatar for Shane Brown, Ed.D.

Shane Brown, Ed.D.

Director of Teacher Education, Field Experiences and Certification, Lee University
Professor at Lee University Helen DeVos College of Education
avatar for Delia Price, Ed.D.

Delia Price, Ed.D.

Associate Professor of Education Health, Exercise Science, and Secondary Education, Lee University
avatar for Rachel Pitts, M.Ed.

Rachel Pitts, M.Ed.

Assistant Director of Teacher Education, Field Experiences, and Certification, Lee University
Monday January 6, 2025 2:20pm - 2:50pm EST
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