2017
DOI: 10.3138/cjpe.325
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Influential Mentoring Practices for Navigating Challenges and Optimizing Learning During an Evaluation Internship Experience

Abstract: The increased complexity of contexts that Canadian evaluators work in has important implications for evaluation education. Internship is a valued training component, yet what remains to be identified are empirically based quality indicators of the experience. Analyses of interviews with an intern, mentor, and coordinator supplemented by field notes revealed key features suggesting three influential mentoring practices: orientation to workplace context, autonomy of supervisory approach, and planning for evaluat… Show more

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“…a Targeted refers to identifi cation as a learner outcome during instructional design and as assessed by course assignments; however, additional competencies may develop. evaluators for the realities experienced in the fi eld (Poth et al, 2017). We draw upon our combined decades of pedagogical and evaluator educator experience in our recent implementation study and subsequent course changes.…”
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“…a Targeted refers to identifi cation as a learner outcome during instructional design and as assessed by course assignments; however, additional competencies may develop. evaluators for the realities experienced in the fi eld (Poth et al, 2017). We draw upon our combined decades of pedagogical and evaluator educator experience in our recent implementation study and subsequent course changes.…”
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confidence: 99%