Components of a Quality Induction Program Shirley P. Andrews Valdosta State University Valdosta, Georgia.

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Components of a Quality Induction Program Shirley P. Andrews Valdosta State University Valdosta, Georgia

 Goals Clearly stated purpose Standards  Teaching  Student Learning  Coordinator or steering committee

 Staff Development on Induction New Teachers Mentors Administrators Others  Clearly Defined Roles/Tasks Mentor New Teachers  Who will be served? Administrators Others

 Resources Compensation Personnel  Handbooks for Mentors, New Teachers, Administrators Goals of program Expectations for participation Schedule of meetings and professional development activities

 New Teacher Orientation  Cohort groups of mentors and new teachers Professional learning communities

New Teachers  Smaller class sizes  Fewer preparations  A mentor  Classroom observations of other teachers  Formative assessment system Feedback  Evaluative  Nonevaluative  Ongoing professional development activities

Mentors  Criteria/application process for selection  Process for matching mentor with protégé  Mentor training  Ongoing professional development activities  Release time  Mentoring log  Reflection activities  Incentives/recognition for mentoring

 Evaluation of program Formative and summative  Celebrate! Honor mentors Induction of new teachers