1997
DOI: 10.1080/01626620.1997.10463361
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Mentor or Tormentor: The Role of the Cooperating Teacher in Student Teacher Success or Failure

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“…Sudzina, Giebelhaus, & Coolican (1997) explained that there are a variety of reasons that student teachers fail a practicum. Poor communication, unrealistic expectations, and a conflict in teaching styles between the associate and the student are some of the more common reasons for failure.…”
Section: Literature On Failure In Education Practicumsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Sudzina, Giebelhaus, & Coolican (1997) explained that there are a variety of reasons that student teachers fail a practicum. Poor communication, unrealistic expectations, and a conflict in teaching styles between the associate and the student are some of the more common reasons for failure.…”
Section: Literature On Failure In Education Practicumsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Cette compétence s'exprime, entre autres, par le respect indéfectible de l'étudiant (Snoeckx, 2002) (Sudzina et Coolican, 1994) et par l'écoute active (Baillauquès, 2002).…”
Section: Le Défi Des Compétencesunclassified
“…Elles sont illustrées dans la manière d'accueillir le stagiaire tel qu'il est (Pelpel, 2002) et de maintenir une relation de respect, de collégialité et d'ouverture à l'autre. L'interaction positive entre l'enseignant et le stagiaire constitue un facteur de réus-site des expériences d'apprentissage du stagiaire (Rodgers, 2004;Sudzina et Coolican, 1994). Les compétences en matière d'interactions personnelles saines sont illustrées par une attitude appropriée du formateur : ni l'ami ni le chef, mais l'expert et le praticien réflexif en matière d'enseignement (Pelpel, 2002), l'individu qui a développé le sens de l'autre.…”
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“…Recent research has highlighted the relationship between the preservice teacher candidate and the cooperating teacher. One of the most important roles of a cooperating teacher has been identified as that of mentor (Crasborn, Hennissen, Brouwer, Korthagen, & Bergen, 2011;Enz, Cook, & Wallin, 1991;Sudzina & Coolican, 1994). Scherff and Singer (2012) stated that "preservice teachers seek emotional support and task assistance from their mentors, and that the specific ways that mentors dialog with preservice teachers is important" (p. 264).…”
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