Richard D. Solomon, Ph.D.'s Blog – May 2009 Archive (1)
List of Web-Based Resources and Print References on Mentoring Jewish Students and Teachers
Shalom Colleagues and Friends,
This is a collaborative post. We invite you to submit web-based and print references on mentoring Jewish students and teachers. We want this listing to be as complete and helpful to our readers as possible.
List of Web-based References
http://www.avi-chai.org/Static/Binaries/Publications/Experience%20Speaks_0.pdf Read Godsoe, Bethany et al. (2007) Experience Speaks: The Impact of Mentoring in the Classroom and… Continue
This is a collaborative post. We invite you to submit web-based and print references on mentoring Jewish students and teachers. We want this listing to be as complete and helpful to our readers as possible.
List of Web-based References
http://www.avi-chai.org/Static/Binaries/Publications/Experience%20Speaks_0.pdf Read Godsoe, Bethany et al. (2007) Experience Speaks: The Impact of Mentoring in the Classroom and… Continue
Added by Richard D. Solomon, Ph.D. on May 25, 2009 at 5:31am — 1 Comment
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