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Complete the following: Many teachers leave the profession after their first year as an
educator. Examine programs that encourage individuals to stay in the profession of
teaching and lower the attrition rate. Using Ch. 13 in the text and other resources (such
as the Web and/or University Library sources), address the following questions in a
1,000- to 1,200-word paper:
o How does a mentoring program differ from an induction program?
o Are mentoring and induction programs equally effective?
o What kind of support is available for new teachers that participate in these types of
programs?
o As a paraprofessional, what will your role be in a mentoring and/or an induction
program?
o Based on your research, what do these programs lack and what kinds of additional
features would improve these programs?
· Format your paper according to APA guidelines

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Preview: ... pport to new teachers. These kinds of support can be availed through participation in induction or mentor programs. Through these programs, the new teacher will be able to grasp guidelines on how to teach and not just merely knowing what to teach. Peer support can be obtained through these programs. Knowing that there are people around who can provide ...

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