ONSIDE Co-Mentoring: “Breaking down the last vestiges of hierarchy” to promote professional learning, development and well-being

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    Abstract

    This paper discusses the nature and impact of the introduction of a school-based mentoring scheme that I term ONSIDE Co-Mentoring. Incorporating reverse mentoring into Off-line, Non-judgmental, Supportive, Individualised, Developmental and Empowering (ONSIDE) mentoring relationships that were initially established as uni-directional broke down remaining traces of hierarchy and resulted in stronger, more trusting mentoring relationships. This created a safe space within which teachers could openly discuss and tackle problematical issues which they might otherwise have struggled with alone, which, in turn, enhanced their professional learning, development and wellbeing.
    Original languageEnglish
    Place of PublicationLeeds
    PublisherLeeds Beckett University
    Pages27-38
    Number of pages12
    Volume14
    Publication statusPublished - 28 Jan 2022

    Publication series

    NameCollectivED

    Keywords

    • teacher mentorship
    • ONSIDE Co-Mentoring
    • reverse mentoring

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