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The New Teacher Mentoring Project
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- To collaborate and find best practices and to mentor and support new and pre-service teachers in K-12 and higher education institutes of learning worldwide for online and offline learning.
- The New Teacher Mentoring project can help you navigate through your first few years of teaching with a virtual mentor.
- You can also find support by following Lisa Dabbs @teachingwthsoul and joining #ntchat.
- Subscribe to Teachingwithsoul.com and the New Teacher1stYear YouTube for weekly updates on ways to support your practice.
Website: http://www.teachingwithsoul.com/new-teacher-mentoring-project
Location: On-line
Members: 191
Latest Activity: Feb 25
Want to be a Mentor? Find out how!
Hi Everyone!
Thank you for being part of the New Teacher Mentoring Program! This is a joint project between Lisa Dabbs and the Educator's PLN Ning. We have invited over 100 schools and teaching programs to take part in this project.
- Google Doc with Mentor information (view only) All information on this G-doc is open to those who have the link so please be sure you have shared what you are comfortable with being public.
- If you are a teacher looking to mentor another please fill out this form Info Sheet for Mentor Program:interested mentors. )Your info will then be placed on public doc #1 by Lisa Dabbs.)
- If you are a teacher looking for a mentor, WELCOME! We are so happy to have you here! Check out the doc in #1 to find a mentor!
To find a mentor:
- Search the Google Doc (same as #1 above) Google Doc with Mentor Information (view only)
- Find the member in this group or on the Educator's PLN Member list by doing a search entering the person's name and then you can email them through the ning. You could also try contacting them through the information on the document.
- As of 2014...we will post a discussion topic in the New Teacher Google Community and FB group weekly/monthly to talk, exchange experiences, & provide resources.
- You are more than welcome to have more than one mentor!
Thanks!
~Lisa Dabbs
Discussion Forum
2014 Check In! We have 141 active Mentors!
Started by Lisa Michelle Dabbs Feb 25. 0 Replies 0 Likes
Hey All,So glad to see that some of you are still here and committed to taking on mentoring roles as they come to you.As a one woman show, it's challenging to stay on top of this group and continue to do all the other work I'm committedI just…Continue
Resources for Mentors from Ontario
Started by Jim Strachan Sep 6, 2013. 0 Replies 1 Like
For the past 2 years I’ve been seconded to the Ontario Ministry of Education as the lead on theNew Teacher Induction Program (NTIP) and have been working on developing…Continue
Tags: development, new, teachers, teacher, ebook
Our group lives on!
Started by Lisa Michelle Dabbs. Last reply by mrsdurff Jan 24, 2013. 1 Reply 0 Likes
It's 1/24/13 and our group is still alive and well.We are all so busy, so chatting here is challenging.Going forward in 2013...I will be posting weekly/monthly discussions on my…Continue
Tags: teaching, with, soul, education, teachingwithsoul
The Knowledge Sharing Place Learn Central Webinar-New Teacher Mentoring
Started by Lisa Michelle Dabbs. Last reply by Lisa Michelle Dabbs May 13, 2011. 3 Replies 2 Likes
Join me tonight May 12, 2011 and the wonderful folks at LiveBinders!I will be sharing our Teacher Mentoring Project and would love to add your voice to the convoThe Knowledge Sharing Place welcomes Lisa Dabbs from Teaching with Soul as she shares…Continue
Tags: Learn, Central, teachingwithsoul, livebinders, webinar
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Comment by Lisa Michelle Dabbs on February 25, 2014 at 5:48pm -
Update: 2/25/14 Friends, I advertise our group every Wednesday after new teacher chat #ntchat on Twitter and every "Mentoring Monday" where I tweet and blog with this focus. I also have a page for the group on my blog New Teacher Mentoring Project If you have been contacted and are mentoring, I'd love to have you share!. Thanks so much!
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Comment by Lisa Michelle Dabbs on January 24, 2013 at 2:52pm
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Update: 1/24/13 Friends, I advertise our group every Wednesday after new teacher chat #ntchat on Twitter and every "Mentoring Monday" where I tweet and blog with this focus. I also have a page for the group on my blog New Teacher Mentoring Project If you have been contacted and are mentoring, I'd love to have you share!. Thanks so much!
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Comment by Lisa Michelle Dabbs on April 19, 2012 at 11:16pm
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Update: 4/19/12 Friends, I continue to advertise our group here every Wednesday after new teacher chat #ntchat on Twitter and every "Mentoring Monday" where I tweet and blog with this focus. I also have a page for the group on my blog http://teachingwithsoul.wordpress.com/new-teacher-mentoring-project/ If you have been contacted and are mentoring, I'd love to have to have your share!. Thanks so much!
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Comment by Lisa Michelle Dabbs on September 7, 2011 at 11:49am
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Hi Jim! Absolutely. Click on the Google doc and scan through the names. See if any come up that can support your interest. Then just email them...letting them know that you found them through our Mentoring Program. Let me know when you connect with someone...Cheers!
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Comment by Jim Kilmartin on September 7, 2011 at 12:35am -
Hi Lisa,
Right now I'm working as a kindergarten Para. Can I participate in the Mentor program? I am certified in MA as a Visual Art Teacher (5-12) and I'll be taking the MTEL for General Curriculum in two weeks. I would love to have a mentor to get me through these early stages.
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Comment by Lisa Michelle Dabbs on July 12, 2011 at 1:24pm
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Just so you know, friends...I consistently share the mentoring services that this group is willing to provide in as many SM venues, as I can. We may see a larger opportunity to support educators, world-wide after the Reform Symposium in late July. http://reformsymposium.com/ Cheers to you all!
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Comment by Catherine Douthard on June 15, 2011 at 5:56pm -
Hi Lisa,
Finally got around to joining Educator PLN and the Teacher Mentoring Project. I am so excited to be connected to enthusiastic teachers of all levels! Look forward to sharing and making connections! My website is http://www.teachersclass.net/douthard.
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Comment by Lauren Goldberg on May 15, 2011 at 10:40pm -
Just joined this network. I'm eager to share resources and make connections with other educators around collaboration, mentoring, and best practices. Check out our blog/website at www.peersforum.org. We're hosting a fabulous summer institute at the end of June--we'd love to welcome new members.
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Comment by Lisa Michelle Dabbs on April 13, 2011 at 11:12pm
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Mike! Our peeps here would be so thrilled to connect with you. Let me know when you connect :)
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Comment by Mike Vigilant on April 13, 2011 at 10:47pm -
This is a great idea. It's my first year and a mentor from here would have absolutely helped with my insane first semester. I will look through the list of mentors and might just e-mail one. Thanks for setting this up. --Mike
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