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20.08.17 Mentoring Programm for Principals to assist in the Initial Induction Phase ECER 2017, Copenhagen Niels Anderegg Lagerstrasse 2 8090 Zrich phzh.ch Agenda 1. Project and research question 2. Definition of mentoring 3. Situation of


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Mentoring Programm for Principals to assist in the Initial Induction Phase

ECER 2017, Copenhagen Niels Anderegg

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Agenda

  • 1. Project and research question
  • 2. Definition of mentoring
  • 3. Situation of Principals in the canton of Zurich
  • 4. Research design
  • 5. Findings
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Mentoring program for principal in Zurich

Mentor: Principal with experience Mentee: Principal in the induction phase 6-10 meetings in one year Subjects:

  • Questions and topics that concern the

mentee in his professional life

  • Introduction to the mentor‘s professional

network Organized by the principal union, the department of education and the university of teacher education

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Mentoring program for principal in Zurich

2015/16 first cohort with 6 mentoring pairs

  • More then 50 mentors
  • Only 6 mentees

Evaluation

  • Interview with each pair (mentee and

mentor together)

  • Group discussion with mentees and

mentors Research question Can and if so, how and why, mentoring principals assist in the career start?

(Anderegg and von Arx 2017, von Arx 2017)

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Mentoring

"Mentoring is a time-stable dyadic relationship between an experienced mentor and his less experienced mentee, characterized by mutual trust and benevolence. Their goal is to promote learning and development as well as the advancement of mentee" (Ziegler 2009, 11).

Missing for our project:

  • relationship between mentoring and coaching /

supervision / further education

  • Question about learning and development of the mentor
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Situation principalship in the canton of Zurich

Professionalization as central topic from teacher with administrative tasks to a own profession Principal in public schools since 10-20 years:

  • Finding of the own role
  • Organizational development (Dalin 1997)
  • Learning Schools (Schratz & Steiner-Löffler 1998)
  • Leadership for learning (MacBeath & Dempster 2009)
  • Leadership as a distributed perspective (Spillane 2006)
  • Teacher Leadership (York-Barr & Duke 2004)

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Duality between reproduction and transformation

The chance to benefit from the knowledge of advanced principals is in the same time a risk of reproducing the old understanding of the profession Mentoring as a part of a supporting system for the professionalization of principals Qualificationprograms, trainings, coaching, inter- or supervision, further education, … and mentoring.

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Benefits of mentoring

concrete questions from the workplace

“At the beginning you are on fire. And has to react quickly everywhere, has little time to think about, where actually belongs which topic and how I want to tackle this fundamentally“

(Mentee 5)

politics teachers cultur and traditional

  • f the school

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Benefits of mentoring

concrete questions from the workplace

“But I think I came with very concrete things. Or? And that's what helped me in my everyday

  • life. Because there are so many things to

choose, you have to plan. They come. Very much unpredictable“ (Mentee 4)

politics teachers cultur and traditional

  • f the school
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Benefits of mentoring

concrete questions from the workplace finding the principal role

“Yes, not only because of this, but also because I know then I can ask someone who is independent or, because whenever I ask someone [in my school] I show that I still have uncertainties and that was for me already Important somehow or is important to me that I still have somebody in the background, which I can then also ask for it” (Mentee 2)

politics teachers cultur and traditional

  • f the school

experiences privacy personality

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Benefits of mentoring

concrete questions from the workplace finding the principal role

politics teachers cultur and traditional

  • f the school

experiences privacy personality

benefits of mentoring for the mentee

Emotional safety

  • perational

safety Personal safety

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Consequences

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Niels Anderegg Zurich University of Teacher Education Department ‚Management and Leadership‘ Lagerstrasse 2 CH-8090 Zurich Switzerland niels.anderegg@phzh.ch www.phzh.ch

Thank you for your attention

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Bibliography

Anderegg, Niels, and Priska von Arx. 2017. Evaluation Mentoringprogramm für Schulleitende im Kanton Zürich. Zürich: Pädaogigsche Hochschule Zürich / Volksschulamt Kanton Zürich (in press). Dalin, Per. 1997. Schule auf dem Weg ins 21. Jahrhundert, Beiträge zur Schulentwicklung. Berlin: Luchterhand. Schratz, Michael, and Ulrike Steiner-Löffler. 1998. Die lernende Schule. Arbeitsbuch pädagogische Schulentwicklung, Beltz Pädagogik. Weinheim Basel: Beltz. von Arx, Priska. 2017. "Mentoring für Schulleitende ind er Berufseinführungsphase." Master of Advanced Studies, Management and Leadership, Pädagogische Hochschule Zürich. York-Barr, Jennifer, and Karen Duke. 2004. "What do we know about teacher leadership? Findings from two decades of scholarship." Review of Edicational Research 74 (3):255-316. Ziegler, Albert. 2009. "Mentoring: Konzeptuelle Grundlagen und Wirksamkeitsanalyse." In Mentoring: Theoretische Hintergründe, empirische Bewfunde und praktische Anwendungen, edited by Heidrun Stöger, Albert Ziegler and Diana Schimke. Lengerich: Pabst Sicence Publishers.