1972
DOI: 10.1007/bf01450314
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The teacher's view of teaching behavior

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“…Knowing that beliefs influence actions, an appropriate focus for entry year programs is on how beginning teachers adapt to their new roles (Armstrong, 1984;Braga, 1972;Campbell, 1972;Marshall, 1972). This agenda needs to be approached in an explicit manner rather than assuming that socialization will occur naturally over time.…”
Section: Perspectives That Inform Mentor Leadershipmentioning
confidence: 98%
“…Knowing that beliefs influence actions, an appropriate focus for entry year programs is on how beginning teachers adapt to their new roles (Armstrong, 1984;Braga, 1972;Campbell, 1972;Marshall, 1972). This agenda needs to be approached in an explicit manner rather than assuming that socialization will occur naturally over time.…”
Section: Perspectives That Inform Mentor Leadershipmentioning
confidence: 98%
“…For instance, a number of studies have been reported on role conflicts between the teacher-defined ideal role and the actual role (Braga, 1972;Campbell, 1972;Marshal, 1972;Tosi & Tosi, 1964;Walberg, 1968).…”
Section: University Of Washingtonmentioning
confidence: 99%