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These studies suggest that mentoring preservice teachers enhances their pedagogical knowledge, confidence, professional growth, and classroom management skills, while also providing psychosocial support and improving attitudes towards teaching.
Mentoring preservice teachers is a critical component of teacher education programs, aimed at enhancing the professional development and teaching efficacy of future educators. This synthesis explores the various impacts and methodologies of mentoring preservice teachers, drawing insights from multiple research studies.
Supportive Learning Environment:
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Mentoring preservice teachers is essential for their professional development, providing both academic and psychosocial support. Effective mentoring fosters confidence, enhances pedagogical skills, and prepares preservice teachers for the complexities of the teaching profession. Structured and supportive mentoring relationships, whether through peer, dyad, or triad models, significantly contribute to the growth and readiness of future educators.
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