Leaders Helping Leaders: A Practical Guide to Administrative Mentoring

John C. Daresh

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Introduction PART ONE: PLANNING THE MENTORING PROGRAM FOR SCHOOL LEADERS What Is Mentoring? And Why Is It so Important? Initial Program Development What Is Our Purpose? PART TWO: IMPLEMENTING YOUR PROGRAM Who Is a Mentor? Preparing People to Serve as Mentors The Match Game Now That You're a Mentor, What Do You Do? Mentoring for Beginning Leaders Mentoring for Veterans PART THREE: ASSESSING YOUR PROGRAM How Do We Know if It Worked? What Is Next?

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