TELL 2 is a new project that focuses on closely monitoring and guiding mentors to properly support new teachers. Mentors are expected to get to know their mentees, help with lesson preparation, provide demonstration teaching and feedback, assist in classrooms, and participate in after school activities. Regular meetings will provide opportunities for teachers to share ideas and planning. The main priority is ensuring mentors are effectively assisting their new teachers.
TELL 2 is a new project that focuses on closely monitoring and guiding mentors to properly support new teachers. Mentors are expected to get to know their mentees, help with lesson preparation, provide demonstration teaching and feedback, assist in classrooms, and participate in after school activities. Regular meetings will provide opportunities for teachers to share ideas and planning. The main priority is ensuring mentors are effectively assisting their new teachers.
TELL 2 is a new project that focuses on closely monitoring and guiding mentors to properly support new teachers. Mentors are expected to get to know their mentees, help with lesson preparation, provide demonstration teaching and feedback, assist in classrooms, and participate in after school activities. Regular meetings will provide opportunities for teachers to share ideas and planning. The main priority is ensuring mentors are effectively assisting their new teachers.
is a new project and not just a case of picking up what
was left off during TELL 1, so we are breaking things down into stages and focus on what is important. The main point is making sure the mentors are doing their jobs properly with their new teachers. They need to be closely monitored at this stage, and guided. Mentors need to be doing the following: 1. getting to know the mentees as individuals 2. spending time with them helping with lesson preparation providing them with fun-based learning activities and supporting the teachers in implementing these 3. demonstration teaching new techniques with the mentee observing 4
co-teaching and inviting other teachers on the programme to
observe the co-teaching session and provide feedback on what went well and what could be better - this is to help the teacher critically assess their own teaching practices and become used to giving and taking constructive feedback
5. Assisting the teachers in their classrooms in the capacity of
classroom assistant 6. taking part in any after school activities that the school may ask them to 7. providing post-lesson feedback .... sandwich the the feedback 1. the good; 2. the could-be-better; 3. the overall positive impact of the lesson. 8. Mentors are at school during school hours - start to finish. 9. LET meeting on chosen day will provide opportunities for other English teachers to exchange and share ideas and planning. Regards -Kareem Chris Storer Project Manager(Johor) Email: info@brightoneducation.org Mobile: +60 1 9623 6343 What is Tell2/mw/d: