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Direct linkPirkle, Sheila F. – Science Educator, 2011
Chronically high rates of new and experienced science teacher attrition and the findings of new large-scale mentoring programs indicate that administrators should adopt new approaches. A science teacher's role encompasses demanding responsibilities, such as observing laboratory safety and OSHA mandates, as well as management of a business-like,…
Descriptors: Mentors, Laboratory Safety, Teacher Persistence, Educational Change
