Effective Mentoring
Return to CoursesSupporting the Next Generation: Effective Mentoring and Coaching of Novice Teachers
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Dates: July 15, 2019 – 19, 2019 with asynchronous work to be completed by July 26, 2019
Time: 3:00 – 7:00 pm
New Visions’ Fee: $100*
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Grounded in research on effective teacher mentoring and induction, this course emphasizes data-based mentoring strategies, providing actionable feedback, and the importance of a strong mentor-novice relationship that promotes a novice teacher’s instructional practice. Teachers enrolled in this course will develop as instructional leaders and engage in reflection about their own practice, especially in using collaborative inquiry techniques to help novices improve on their ability to use assessment to drive instruction. We will be using the Danielson Framework as a coaching and feedback tool to support new teachers through effective strategies.
Participants who are currently working as mentors/coaches and those who aspire to serve as mentors in the future are ideal candidates for the course. In addition, participants who successfully complete this course will receive mentor certification from the NYC DOE Mentoring and Induction Unit.
Participants who successfully complete this course will demonstrate knowledge of core mentoring stances and effectively providing actionable, specific feedback through data-based coaching conversations.
This course will be taught by
Tanya Paul-Henry
Tanya is currently the Peer Collaborative Teacher at Voyages Preparatory High School. An experienced collaborator and graduate of the CLASS program, Tanya seeks to leverage her pedagogical, collaborative and leadership skills to grow the mission of her school. Tanya has co-taught mathematics, advisory and other cross-disciplinary courses, led numerous teams and committees, and mentored four UTR Residents and countless new teachers at Voyages. Beginning in 2016-2017, Tanya led the development of teacher inquiry at her school. In 2018-2019, she created a schoolwide inquiry framework, which integrated Japanese Lesson Study.
Course Location
New Visions for Public Schools
205 E 42nd St, New York, NY 10017
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Course Fees & Registration Policies
*New Visions is covering the course fees for educators who work in a New Visions school (charter or district). See our terms & conditions page for further information regarding registering with the DOE for P-credit and other details such as our refund policy.