Examinando por Materia "Role model"

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    A personal leadership statement
    (2023-07-17) Vargas Olascoaga, Eliana Carolina; Castillo Negrete, Hernán José; Gavalo Villadiego, Saray Saneth; Aguas Castillo, Pedro Pablo
    Leadership in the educational context is essential for the development and success of students, as well as for the growth and continuous improvement of educational institutions. This type of leader encourages critical thinking, creativity, and active learning, encouraging students to take responsibility for their own learning and to actively participate in the educational process. This work structures leadership as a teacher and its implications for improving the teaching of a foreign language, demonstrating that a leading teacher is characterized by his ability to inspire, motivate and guide students towards the achievement of educational goals and objectives, having a teacher-student relationship. In addition to their relationship with students, teacher leadership implies the ability to collaborate and work as a team with other education professionals. This document will delve into the idea that an effective teacher leader communicates clearly and effectively with colleagues, builds relationships of trust, and fosters an environment of collaboration and mutual support. This implies being a role model for students, inspiring and motivating them, fostering collaboration and teamwork, seeking continuous professional development, and making effective decisions for the benefit of the educational community.
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    Fostering students communicative skills and self-confidence through emotional support In the mentoring program
    (Universidad de Córdoba, 2024-01-22) Padilla Romero, José Daniel; Vega Calao, Yina Margarita
    This paper focuses on reporting the process of “Fostering Students Communicative Skills and Self-confidence Through Emotional Support in the Mentoring Program” at Universidad de Córdoba in Montería. This process was conducted with 10 students attending their first semester in Communication I and Grammar I courses, with the goal of helping them accomplish their desired results and boosting their confidence. Having very insightful and holistic sessions each time was key in order to help them to reinforce the content learned in their subjects. In this specific internship, there are a lot of professionals providing the guidance and training that mentors need along the process to fully equip them so that they can be effective role models and provide the best experience for their mentees. This is a student-centered approach where the mentees are the main focus of the program and all the other participants adapt to their needs, but the mentees have also to adapt to the strategies proposed in order to fulfill the expected outcomes. The up-learning and collaborative spaces are pertinent to carry out successfully the mentoring program.