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              <text>ROLE OF MENTORS IN THE PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT OF&#13;
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school mentors as far as school based initial training is concerned. The study employed the descriptive survey&#13;
method, documents and interviews were used as research instruments. The population of the study was twenty&#13;
respondents 10 mentors and 10 student teachers who had just began their second year teaching practice. The&#13;
sample was chosen using purposive sampling. School administrators and senior teachers monitored the&#13;
recording of the diaries. This ensured a 100% data recording. It was found that mentors demonstrated a limited&#13;
understanding of the concept of mentoring and viewed colleges as better placed to help student teachers in&#13;
their professional development. There were no clear guidelines to be followed by mentors hence student&#13;
teachers received limited assistance, support and guidance from mentors. The study recommended further&#13;
research at macro level to find out the extent mentors were enhancing the professional development of student&#13;
teachers and the implications of school based initial teacher education in Zimbabwean education system</text>
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