Dimensions in Mentoring

1. Introduction
Susan D. Myers, Connie W. Anderson

Section 1. Mentoring Pre-Service Teachers and other Students

2. Preservice Teacher Identity
Reagan Mason

3. Growing into the Teaching Profession Through Service Learning
Reese H. Todd

4. “I am Getting a Student Teacher—Now What?”
Deanna G. Bermudez

5. Mentor Tech
Connie W. Anderson, Corey Powell

6. Applied Cognitive Science
Craig Mccarron

7. “I Don’t Really Rely on the Textbook”
Mellinee Lesley

Section 2. Mentoring from the Field

8. Empowering new Teachers Through Core Reflection
Roni Adams, William Greene, Younghee Kim

9. What Happens to Mentoring when School Budgets are Cut?
Susan D. Myers

10. Mentoring Students in a Collaborative Team Environment of Live Performance Production
Susan Brandt

11. Development of a Master Mentor Teacher Program
Connie W. Anderson

12. Online Mentoring
Jill T. White, Charlotte J. Boling

13. Who Mentors the School Principal?
Fernando Valle, Cynthia Luna

Section 3. Mentoring in Academia and Beyond

14. Research Writing Teams as a Form of Mentoring for Graduate Students
Fanni L. Coward, Stacy A. Jacob

15. Team Teaching Qualitative Research as Academic Mentorship
Margaret A. Price, Sally Mcmillan

16. Aligning the Ph.d. and Mentoring Experiences of U.S. Underrepresented Minority Students in Engineering
Monica F. Cox, Jiabin Zhu, Cyndi Lynch, Stephanie G. Adams

17. The Twelve Steps of Academic Adolescence
Sally Mcmillan, Margaret A. Price

18. Walking Into Fire
Stacy A. Jacob, Debra S. Gentry

19. Traveling the Tenure Track
S. Marie Mccarther, Donna M. Davis, Loyce Caruthers

20. Emotionally Intelligent Teaching
Darwin Nelson, Gary Low, Richard Hammett

Keywords: Education, Education (general)