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Download fileTo know is not enough : mentoring interns through a liminal phase
conference contribution
posted on 2017-12-06, 00:00 authored by Teresa MooreTeresa Moore, Pamela GargettPamela GargettMentoring has been used as a mechanism to introduce undergraduate teaching students and newly qualified teachers to the reality of the ‘elementary school’ workplace. At CQUniversity the internship signifies the end point of being a student and the transition towards becoming a teacher thus we see this as a liminal phase. In this paper we suggest a challenge facing pre-service teachers during their teaching internships is the notion of the liminal guide and the liminal gatekeeper. Our paper elaborates on this challenge and what we can do to meet that challenge to improve education outcomes and serve the public good.
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To Know is not Enough, Non Satis Scire, 2012 Annual Meeting of the American Educational Research Association, April 13-17, 2012, Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada.Start Page
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5Start Date
2012-01-01ISSN
0163-9676Location
Vancouver, BC, CanadaPublisher
American Educational Research AssociationPlace of Publication
Washington, DCPeer Reviewed
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Open Access
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Era Eligible
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