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Auteur principal: Thornbury, John E.
Format: Recurso educativo Open Access
Langue:en
Publié: 1992
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contents Mentoring: The California Experience. Thornbury, John E. Evaluation Methods Feedback Interpersonal Relationship Librarians Library Associations Mentors Professional Development Profiles Program Development Program Evaluation Program Implementation Program Improvement State Programs The California Library Association has established a mentoring program to assist new or reentering librarians in establishing themselves in the profession. At the end of 3 years, the Mentor/Protege program had over 50 participating pairs of experienced and novice librarians. The program is described, and suggestions are given for implementing a similar program. A brochure and profile form introduce the program and explain the roles of mentor and protege. The profile helps the association match pairs. Guidelines for both mentors and proteges help them make the most of the relationship. Feedback and evaluation are important components that ensure benefits for both participants and program improvement. (Contains 12 references.) (SLD)
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spellingShingle Mentoring: The California Experience.
Thornbury, John E.
Evaluation Methods
Feedback
Interpersonal Relationship
Librarians
Library Associations
Mentors
Professional Development
Profiles
Program Development
Program Evaluation
Program Implementation
Program Improvement
State Programs
Mentoring: The California Experience. Thornbury, John E. Evaluation Methods Feedback Interpersonal Relationship Librarians Library Associations Mentors Professional Development Profiles Program Development Program Evaluation Program Implementation Program Improvement State Programs The California Library Association has established a mentoring program to assist new or reentering librarians in establishing themselves in the profession. At the end of 3 years, the Mentor/Protege program had over 50 participating pairs of experienced and novice librarians. The program is described, and suggestions are given for implementing a similar program. A brochure and profile form introduce the program and explain the roles of mentor and protege. The profile helps the association match pairs. Guidelines for both mentors and proteges help them make the most of the relationship. Feedback and evaluation are important components that ensure benefits for both participants and program improvement. (Contains 12 references.) (SLD)
title Mentoring: The California Experience.
topic Evaluation Methods
Feedback
Interpersonal Relationship
Librarians
Library Associations
Mentors
Professional Development
Profiles
Program Development
Program Evaluation
Program Implementation
Program Improvement
State Programs
url https://eric.ed.gov/?id=ED364256