As A Part Of Planning To Hire The Best Teacher Candidates, Administrators Must Ensure New

As a part of planning to hire the best teacher candidates, administrators must ensure new teachers feel comfortable and supported as they begin their work
Research shows that many new teachers leave after a few years in the field
Part of that is because these teachers feel overwhelmed and unsupported
By having an effective induction plan, you can help novice teachers learn the policies and practices related to the school site and strategies for meeting or exceeding expectations for their role
For this assignment, take on the role of principal at the school of your choice
Plan a morning of activities that you could implement to welcome your six new teachers before the school year starts
Create an agenda that includes a combination of presentations and activities that introduce new or beginning teachers to each other, the campus, the school culture (vision, mission, values, rituals, and routines), instructional methods, and other duties as required
In a 500-750 word agenda, include a brief description of the room set-up, and then describe the following for each session that will be conducted that morning: Topic title Facilitator’s name and title, chosen from your school’s administration or other campus leaders A brief description of the session Materials required Time allotted for the session Rationale for the session that explains: the purpose of the session; how it promotes a culture of collaboration, trust, high expectations for student learning, continuous improvement; and why the particular leader was selected to facilitate the session Part 2: New Teacher Mentoring Plan In 750-1,000 words, create a mentoring plan for the beginning teachers to be mentored by your school’s more experienced and proficient teachers
Include the following in your plan: Purpose: Identify the purpose of the mentoring plan
Criteria: Identify basic criteria for being a mentor teacher
Timeline: Outline a mentoring sequence for the coming year to include at least two coaching sequences (pre-conference, observation, post-conference) for the beginning teacher to meet with and be observed by the mentor
Include time for the beginning teacher to observe the mentor teacher within at least one of the coaching sequences
Induction Activities: Develop three activities for the mentor teacher and beginning teacher, in addition to those listed in the timeline, to implement at any point in the school year, which will nurture a culture of collaboration, trust, learning, and high expectations
Support each activity with 1-2 references
Professional Development Topics: Identify specific professional development topics such as time on task, classroom management, etc
for discussion that will help to ensure teacher and organizational time is focused to support quality instruction and student learning
Budgetary Implications: Identify any budgetary implications for the mentor position
Servant Leadership: Explain how you will remain a servant leader throughout the mentoring program
Explain your role in supporting teachers, and how you serve them for the betterment of the community
Prepare this assignment according to the guidelines found in the APA Style Guide, located in the Student Success Center
An abstract is not required
This assignment uses a rubric
Review the rubric prior to beginning the assignment to become familiar with the expectations for successful completion
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